Magazine Rack Art Deco, gold brass, black glass, Germany, 1950s
980 PLN
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ABOUT PRODUCTID 35599
This 1950s magazine rack is an example of German craftsmanship, where streamlined, geometric form meets a refined choice of materials. The structure is crafted from heavy brass in a warm, golden hue, featuring natural patina that ranges from a satin sheen to subtle matte areas. The high-gloss black glass base creates a striking visual contrast, reflecting the linear brass elements and enhancing the sense of depth and lightness. The silhouette is defined by closely spaced vertical rods and gently rounded corners, referencing late Art Deco and early modernist design. Integrated brass runners lift the whole piece slightly above the surface, while the solid weight (5 kg) and precise construction details emphasize durability and meticulous quality. Condition: good, with localized patina, light abrasions, and fine scratches typical for its age; the black glass base has been replaced and is free from defects. This object speaks in the voice of the 1950s—a time when function and ornament sought unity. Each line of the rack knows its purpose: not merely a place for magazines, but an interplay of light and reflection, where brass gold and glass black create a dynamic visual dialogue. The patina on the metal and the gloss of the glass recall the passage of time and the enduring value of thoughtful design. The form is calm and balanced, yet the rhythm of the verticals and clarity of the profile evoke the architecture of Western European modernist interiors
DIMENSION
Height41 cm
Width18 cm
Length45 cm
Dimension details
Length45 cm
Height41 cm
Width18 cm
Weight5 kg
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