Victorian-era English Magazine Rack Made Of Carved Wood – 19th Century

Elegant Victorian-era English magazine rack, 19th century, made entirely of wood and resting on four turned legs fitted with casters.
This piece stands out for its beautiful openwork and carved woodwork, forming elegant scrolls and volutes characteristic of Victorian decorative style.
The upper section consists of four storage compartments, designed to hold magazines, newspapers, sheet music, or documents.
The lower section opens via a front drawer, fitted with two turned wooden knobs, providing additional storage.
The piece rests on four turned legs topped with casters, allowing the magazine rack to be moved easily.
A piece that is at once decorative, original, and functional, it will easily find its place in a living room, library, office, or next to an armchair.
In good overall condition. Beautiful antique patina on the wood.
Period: 19th century – Victorian era
Origin: England
Material: carved and openwork wood
Four compartments – one drawer – casters
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Camille Laurent Tourgis Antiquités