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Victorian Brass Revolving Magazine Stand
Fernyhough Antiques Ltd
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Victorian Brass Revolving Magazine Stand

19th century
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A super Victorian brass magazine or folio stand made by Harris and Sheldon Ltd Birmingham, stamped makers mark on the lion paw foot, in overall excellent condition.

32" high

15" wide

10" depth

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EXCLUDES SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS

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You are welcome to view this item at our showroom, please phone ahead of visiting.

Alternatively you are welcome to collect at our large warehouse and showrooms in Derbyshire (20 minutes north of Birmingham). We have a large and ever-changing selection of genuine good quality antique furniture and accessories of all types.

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Fernyhough Antiques Ltd has dated this Brass Revolving Magazine Stand to the 1880s.

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SA1186540
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All measurements are taken at the widest points.

Please call 07968450046 for more information on this item.

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Description
A super Victorian brass magazine or folio stand made by Harris and Sheldon Ltd Birmingham, stamped makers mark on the lion paw foot, in overall excellent condition.

32" high

15" wide

10" depth

FREE DELIVERY TO UK MAINLAND

fig 1. A Victorian brass revolving magazine stand featuring a wireframe rack with shaped dividers, supported on a tripod base with paw feet.
fig 1. Victorian Brass Revolving Magazine Stand

EXCLUDES SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS

FOR EUROPEAN AND WORLDWIDE DELIVERIES PLEASE EMAIL FOR QUOTE

You are welcome to view this item at our showroom, please phone ahead of visiting.

“
Alternatively you are welcome to collect at our large warehouse and showrooms in Derbyshire (20 minutes north of Birmingham).
Fernyhough Antiques Ltd

We have a large and ever-changing selection of genuine good quality antique furniture and accessories of all types.

Date of Manufacture

Fernyhough Antiques Ltd has dated this Brass Revolving Magazine Stand to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1186540
Fernyhough Antiques Ltd
Fernyhough Antiques Ltd
Sellingantiques verified Since Jan 2011

Seven showrooms of excellent quality antiques and decorative items.

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You can view the stock and full dealer information on the Fernyhough Antiques Ltd Profile Page

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Archive I A Victorian brass revolving magazine stand featuring a wireframe rack with shaped dividers, supported on a tripod base with paw feet.

Victorian Brass Revolving Magazine Stand

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Fernyhough Antiques Ltd

Fernyhough Antiques Ltd
Telephone 07968 45 00 46
Location
Unit 5
The Elms Business Park
Appleby Magna
Derbyshire
DE12 7AP
United Kingdom
Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/fernyhough
Verified Since Jan 2011
Items For Sale 561
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Fernyhough Antiques Ltd
Fernyhough Antiques Ltd
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A Victorian brass revolving magazine stand featuring a wireframe rack with shaped dividers, supported on a tripod base with paw feet.
Victorian Brass Revolving Magazine Stand
Ref: SA1186540
A Victorian brass revolving magazine stand featuring a wireframe rack with shaped dividers, supported on a tripod base with paw feet.
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Victorian magazine stands evolved during the late nineteenth century alongside the mass publication of daily newspapers and illustrated periodicals. Designed for reading rooms and domestic parlours, these stands kept printed matter organised and off the floor.

These racks were predominantly crafted from solid cast brass, tubular brass, or dark hardwoods such as mahogany and walnut. Metal stands often incorporated heavy tripod bases, turned spindles, and mechanical revolving mechanisms.

Authentic period pieces exhibit hand-brazed or soldered joints, natural oxidisation in unexposed crevices, and substantial weight due to solid brass construction. They frequently feature period-appropriate details such as paw feet and hand-cast components.

Position the piece adjacent to an armchair, sofa, or reading desk to function as functional storage for books or journals. Metallic tones provide structural contrast against painted plaster walls or upholstered furniture.

Dust regularly with a dry, soft microfibre cloth to prevent dirt accumulation. To preserve the aged patina, avoid abrasive chemical polishes and instead apply a thin layer of clear microcrystalline wax for protection.
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