Bloody Mary
Made by Ceccotti Collezioni
Designed by Giuseppe Casarosa
Designed by Giuseppe Casarosa in 2019, the Bloody Mary is a drinks trolley that carries its own personality. Three slender uprights in American walnut form a frame of quiet precision, while a trio of mismatched castors, two large wooden wheels at the front and one smaller brass wheel at the rear, introduce an asymmetry that feels both considered and playful.
The trolley offers two surfaces. The upper one lifts free like a tray, making it as practical as it is expressive. The piece can be specified entirely in wood or with an inner panel in colored glass, available in a curated selection of original shades that shift the object's atmosphere entirely.
- Frame in American walnut, available in multiple finishes
- Two large wooden front castors and one smaller brass rear castor
- Upper surface removable as a tray
- Optional colored glass inner panel
- Handmade by Ceccotti Collezioni artisans in Tuscany
Ceccotti Collezioni has operated from Cascina, in the Pisan hills of Tuscany, since 1956. Every piece is made to order, built by hand in the workshop where the brand's identity as a furniture atelier, rather than a manufacturer, was established across generations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What wood is used in the Bloody Mary trolley?
The frame is crafted from American walnut, offered in multiple finish options to suit different interior palettes. The walnut is selected and worked by hand at Ceccotti Collezioni's Tuscan atelier.
Can the Bloody Mary be customized with colored glass?
Yes. The inner panel can be specified in wood or in colored glass, with a selection of original shades available. This option meaningfully changes the visual weight and atmosphere of the piece.
Is the Bloody Mary trolley made to order?
It is. Like all Ceccotti Collezioni pieces, the Bloody Mary is produced to order at the family workshop in Cascina, Tuscany, ensuring each example is built to specification.
Who designed the Bloody Mary drinks cart?
The Bloody Mary was designed by Giuseppe Casarosa and introduced in 2019. Casarosa's approach combines a restrained formal sensibility with details, such as the contrasting brass rear castor, that reward close attention.
How does the upper tray surface work on this trolley?
The upper surface is designed to be lifted free from the frame, functioning independently as a serving tray. This detail makes the trolley useful in motion as well as at rest.