HOw To METAL CART FIND


I have a new favorite place to look for bargains...our downstairs trash area!  Our building has trash chutes on every floor of course and they feed into a separate room, but for boxes and other things that you can't put in the chute, there is an area (indoors) near the loading dock for people to put things they don't want.

   I've come to find all SORTS of cool stuff.  The other night, I went down to check the mail and stopped by that area...and found THIS!!!!


It's a cart, of some sort.  Serving cart?  Bar cart?  Outdoor cart?  
Not sure...


It's got great details, curves and a deep top...


Even the wheels are neat, very industrial looking...


It's got a great shape and two levels of use.  
It rolls around very well too.

Metal Rolling Cart
It's distressed looking, not sure if that's "natural" or "man made".  In fact, it's hard to tell if it's old and vintage or new and made to "look" vintage. Either way, we love it!  It's already at the farm (took it over the weekend).  

Cost:  FREE!  (the best kind!)

Not sure if I'll paint it or leave it as is.  Not even sure what we'll use it for (we already have a bar table at the farm) but this has a lot of potential. Maybe a cart for outdoor dining/drinking?

Any suggestions?  
Uses?  Painting?  Decorating?

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