1920s solid oak wall library 130cm

Antique wooden trade furniture also known as a display shelf or document stand. The shelves are equipped with horizontal edges/bars, indicating they are designed to showcase flat objects without them slipping. This type of furniture was commonly used to display newspapers, magazines, sheet music, or even plans in a workshop. The two small drawers or open bins at the base were intended for storing coins, labels, or small office supplies. The piece is made of solid light oak wood with a very natural, bright appearance and is in good condition. It is a typical piece of industrial or commercial furniture from the early 20th century. Its structure is simple, sturdy, and functional. Today, this type of furniture is sought after in interior decoration to serve as a wall-mounted bookshelf or to display a collection of vinyl records. Width 130, depth 17, height 115.