Wooden magazine rack, Circa 1950

This carved wooden magazine rack is a beautiful piece of furniture dating from the 1950s, characteristic of the mid-century modernist style, in the spirit of the American designer Edward J. Wormley. It features a refined solid wood structure, finely carved with floral motifs on the sides, and decorated with a brass floral marquetry inlaid in the center of the top. Featuring five sloping openwork levels, it elegantly stores newspapers, magazines or music. Its aesthetic and functional design makes it an ideal piece for a living room, office or library. Dimensions: Height: 57 cm Width: 50 cm Depth: 42 cm Very good overall condition, with a beautiful patina. A decorative and useful object that perfectly illustrates the understated elegance of mid-century design.