1930s French Coat of Arms Magazine Rack

1930s French Coat of Arms Magazine RackThis midcentury French brass magazine rack features a striking family coat of arms pressed into the brass, along with brass handles and its original lining. The intricate scrollwork and sturdy construction make it a functional yet decorative piece. Ideal for storing magazines, blankets, or small logs, this versatile rack adds a touch of vintage French elegance to any space. A beautifully crafted item that showcases timeless craftsmanship and style.

This midcentury French brass magazine rack features a striking family coat of arms pressed into the brass, along with brass handles and its original lining. The intricate scrollwork and sturdy construction make it a functional yet decorative piece. Ideal for storing magazines, blankets, or small logs, this versatile rack adds a touch of vintage French elegance to any space. A beautifully crafted item that showcases timeless craftsmanship and style. Unsigned.

Era: Vintage; Mid-1900s
Condition: Very Good; light wear and age patina as shown — can be polished if desired
Country of Origin: England
Style: Midcentury, French
Materials: Brass, Metal
Dimensions: 17" L × 9.5" W × 14.5" H
Color/Finish: Gold
Care: Can be polished with brass polish and a soft cloth

All Items are in Very Good Vintage Condition, with minimal to no wear, unless otherwise mentioned here, or in the product description above.

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