Canterbury-style magazine rack document holder from the 1950s.

Canterbury-style magazine rack or a bedside library table. Likely made of solid walnut. It is a fairly versatile piece that combines several functions: The central part is divided to allow for the storage of books, magazines, or even vinyl records vertically, while keeping them well visible and accessible. The top surface serves as a small side table for placing a lamp, a cup of coffee, or a phone. With its tapered and turned legs, as well as its arched side cutouts, it is inspired by Transition or Directoire style furniture, although it is likely a mid-20th century piece. Uses: end table, bedside table, vinyl storage unit. It is a charming and very practical piece of furniture for optimising small spaces. Width 32 cm, depth 31 cm, height 70 cm.