Magazine rack (2) - Wood, Brass - Two reading holders

Two antique Dutch wall-mounted holders for letters and newspapers, made from a combination of oak wood, and probably rosewood (yellow brass accents), ca. 1920-1930, with clear influences of the Amsterdam School.

Two beautiful antique wooden wall newspaper racks from the period of the Amsterdam School (Dutch Art Deco, circa 1910–1930).
On the left in the photo you see a classic oak model with two compartments, decorated with characteristic wooden beads and copper/brass nameplates for "Couranten" (newspapers) and "Dagbladen".

On the right is a comparable wooden wall rack, with the emphasis on the fold-out triangular support or hanging construction, clearly visible. This type of atmospheric furniture pieces was used in the early 20th century in many Dutch hallways or parlors to neatly sort mail and newspapers.

Dimensions: listed with the photos.

Condition: in good condition with minimal signs of wear.

Photos are part of the description.
These were taken under artificial light; the color may differ. Mood impressions are shown.

They are well packed and sent by registered mail.

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