Tom Johnson

Agatha Christie’s Country House

Magazine rack or newspaper stand (Canterbury) antique piece in Victorian Revival or Neo-Renaissance style, probably from the early 20th century. Authentic. In mahogany or walnut, with casters (very typical of lounge furniture of the era), to move it easily. Concealed drawer. Internal dividers to keep books, magazines, or sheet music separate.

Mobile portariviste o portagiornali (Canterbury) d’epoca di stile Revival Vittoriano o Neorinascimentale, probabilmente dei primi del XX secolo.Autentico.In mogano o noce,con piedini a rotelle (molto tipico dei mobili da salotto dell’epoca), per spostarlo agevolmente.Cassetto a scomparsa.Divisioni interne per tenere separati libri, riviste o spartiti.

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Cupboard - Wood

United Kingdom Victorian  - 1940-1950

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This British wooden Canterbury magazine rack is in the Victorian style and dates from 1940–1950.

Cupboard - Wood

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This British wooden Canterbury magazine rack is in the Victorian style and dates from 1940–1950.

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