Curve leg side table with cut outs on lower shelf?  

Thanks, Tktoo, you’re right, the top lifts right off, and the legs have holes that are currently used for the floor guards. Herringbone, I’m sure it is teak but not sure it’s Danish. Here are more pictures. 

Top:

Underside of top with track for placement:

Top of lower shelf:

Closeup of top edge:

@pompelmo

A bit of a puzzle, but it seems that the battens on the underside of the top/tray could be placed on either side of the cross rails allowing slightly better access to the wells below. And I still can only imagine that the cart originally came with something in the round cutouts. Ice buckets, decanters? It’s anyone’s guess. The overall awkwardness of the piece may help explain the difficulty of identifying it.

LOL, I suppose it is awkward but I still enjoy it. So is it fair to say that it’s likely a loose copy of the Arne Hovmand-Olsen side table made into a slightly clunky drink trolley?

I don’t know if the curved legs really are a signature design for AHO but yeah, I guess  one could put it that way. 

Thanks to you both, this has been interesting!