teacart , also: tea cart AmE
tea trolley BrE
tea wagon AmE

Gerard set his cup and saucer on the tea cart beside the sofa.

Hearing the rattle of the tea cart in the corridor, she lowered her voice to a whisper.

She hastened forward to help Meg with the tea cart.

There were also autographed photos, fans, personal papers and a tea cart.

"I ran the tea cart around in the radio department," she said.

He wheeled an abandoned tea cart into his living room without knocking off the rust.

Fiona had remained by the tea cart, with her back to the screen.

Whenever she happened by the department coffee and tea cart, somebody snagged her for news.

Parkhurst left the tea cart and closed the drawing room doors, making them private.

There are even a few authentic antiques - an early 19th century desk recently sold for $500; an 1840's tea cart cost $200.