Wine rack - Oak

An antique wine rack made of dark brown oak from the early 20th century is shown. This stylish piece typically dates from the 1920s or 1930s, the so-called interwar period.
Features:
Design: It has a three-tiered shelving system that can store a total of 12 bottles.
Details: The rack is made special by turned columns and decorative supports.
Super function: There is a practical small drawer at the bottom for storing accessories (such as a corkscrew).
This piece is most closely associated with the European interior design style of the interwar period (1920s and 1930s), which mixes traditional and early bourgeois elements.
More specifically, it is defined by the following style features:
English Colonial / Rustic style: The dark-stained oak, robust construction, and turned legs/columns evoke the atmosphere of English country mansions.
Historicizing character: The form of the stand (especially the wavy supports and spherical decorations) is a simplified, functional reinterpretation of furniture from earlier eras, such as the Baroque or Renaissance.
Interwar design: This type of combination of practicality and aesthetics became popular during this period - in addition to the decorative supporting columns, functional storage drawers also appeared.
Overall, it is a "vintage oak" piece with a classic, Victorian effect, but tailored to modern bourgeois needs.
It is in good condition, with minor signs of use.

We can post it carefully packaged, in an insured, registered package.