BAUGHMAN BAR CART FROM COVET PARIS 3D model

DIMENSIONS

Height: 81,20 cm | 31,97 inWidth: 60 cm | 23,62 inLength: 48 cm | 18,90 in

STANDARD FINISHESBrown Smoked Glass, Polished Brass, Oak and Matte Black Lacquered

Sipping on a cocktail next to your bar cart never looked so good with Baughman, a mid-century bar cart with a stunning design you won’t resist. With Baughman, anything is possible. This bar cart doesn’t just look the part but also does it perfectly with its practical wheels and retro luxurious design. With a structure in polished brass and walnut wood, with a glass top and practical wheels, this bar cart is the center piece of any home bar.Metro-North Railroad has replaced the 1970s-era cars now used by commuters from Manhattan to Connecticut, with the new M-8 cars rolled out between 2010 and 2015. The M-8 was designed by Cesar Vergara, a train designer from Ridgefield, Connecticut, who also provided a design for a modern bar car.[1] The last bar cars were retired in May 2014.[2]

Formerly, a bar car service (officially, refreshment car) ran on 3 of Chicago's Metra lines: the Milwaukee District/North Line, the Milwaukee District/West Line, and the Rock Island District line.[3] The last service was on August 29, 2008, when the last contracts expired.[4]

10 Comet I bar cars were built in 1970 for the Erie Lackawanna and were used for AM coffee service and PM bar service on diesel trains based from Hoboken Terminal into the 1980s. The bar cars were converted to standard coaches when rebuilt in 1987.