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<p>[QUOTE="Jeremy Lopez, post: 11547385, member: 89807"]***UPDATE*** I joined this forum a little more than a year ago to start this thread re. a 1920s "portable bar." A few months after posting, and partly with help of some suggestions I got here, I discovered a picture of the item in the December 1927 issue of "Country Life." In case anyone is interested, I attach the image here - unattractively cropped due to posting size restrictions. I have written an article about this piece and its designer, a writer named Charles H. Baker, Jr., that has just been published in the academic journal "American Periodicals." The journal is not open access, so I will not paste the article in here, but if you are very interested in the piece/topic, please feel free to direct message me or contact me at my academic institution (given below). Finally, if anyone has ever seen, or possesses, or knows someone who possesses the refreshment cart pictured here, I would love to know about it - I think it will be my life's work to get my hands on one! Thanks to all for your interest and thoughts on this topic. Jeremy Lopez, Dept. English, Montclair State University[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Jeremy Lopez, post: 11547385, member: 89807"]***UPDATE*** I joined this forum a little more than a year ago to start this thread re. a 1920s "portable bar." A few months after posting, and partly with help of some suggestions I got here, I discovered a picture of the item in the December 1927 issue of "Country Life." In case anyone is interested, I attach the image here - unattractively cropped due to posting size restrictions. I have written an article about this piece and its designer, a writer named Charles H. Baker, Jr., that has just been published in the academic journal "American Periodicals." The journal is not open access, so I will not paste the article in here, but if you are very interested in the piece/topic, please feel free to direct message me or contact me at my academic institution (given below). Finally, if anyone has ever seen, or possesses, or knows someone who possesses the refreshment cart pictured here, I would love to know about it - I think it will be my life's work to get my hands on one! Thanks to all for your interest and thoughts on this topic. Jeremy Lopez, Dept. English, Montclair State University[/QUOTE]
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