Vintage Magazine Rack with Drawer and Brass Wheels, 1950s

Description

This beautiful Mahogany Canterbury Reproduction from the 1950's captures the elegance and craftsmanship of early 20th-century furniture. Its rich mahogany … more This beautiful Mahogany Canterbury Reproduction from the 1950's captures the elegance and craftsmanship of early 20th-century furniture. Its rich mahogany wood exudes sophistication, while the design remains functional and versatile. Featuring two spacious slots, it’s perfect for organising newspapers, magazines, or important paperwork, allowing for both style and order. The long, slim drawer beneath provides additional storage, ideal for documents or small personal items and has dovetail joints confirming its quality. Supported by turned legs, this piece sits gracefully on brass castor wheels, offering mobility and refinement. It remains in excellent condition, reflecting its well-maintained heritage. Historically, a Canterbury was a fashionable 19th-century piece, originally designed to hold sheet music. Over time, its use evolved, becoming a stylish organiser for newspapers, periodicals, and other important papers in elegant homes. It was a staple in well-appointed drawing rooms and libraries, embodying both utility and grace. This particular piece would add a touch of timeless class to any interior, appealing to collectors who appreciate fine craftsmanship and the charm of a bygone era. Owning this Canterbury not only brings vintage style but also a piece of history into your home. A perfect blend of function and luxury for the discerning collector. Measurements approx: Depth: 26cm Height: 48cm Width: 48 cm less