Name: Edwardian Polished Brass Folding Easel Magazine Rack with Three Tiers
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1145261
Price: 400 GBP
Availability: SoldOut

1900 - 1920

Sold by Hough & Son

Sold 10 July 2025 · Hough & Son

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Description

A fine Edwardian polished brass folding 'easel'-type magazine rack with three tiers. England, circa 1910.

Easy to fold up and store flat, when not in use.

Height approx. 97cms, when folded out in use; height approx. 100cms, when folded for storage.

Apparently unsigned.

Very good antique condition.

Date of Manufacture

Hough & Son has dated this Brass Magazine Rack to the 1910s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1145261

Dealers Internal Reference

SA013

Description

A fine Edwardian polished brass folding 'easel'-type magazine rack with three tiers. England, circa 1910.

Easy to fold up and store flat, when not in use.

Height approx. 97cms, when folded out in use; height approx. 100cms, when folded for storage.

Apparently unsigned.

Very good antique condition.

Date of Manufacture

Hough & Son has dated this Brass Magazine Rack to the 1910s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Ref

SA1145261

Dealers Internal Ref

SA013

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ObjectMagazine Racks
Period1900 - 1920
StyleEdwardian
MaterialBrass
ColourPolished Brass
MotifsTiered holders, Finial tops, Wirework frame, Folding easel design

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Edwardian design, spanning the reign of King Edward VII from 1901 to 1910, is characterised by lighter, more airy proportions compared to heavy Victorian pieces, often incorporating elements of earlier revival styles with refined craftsmanship.

Pieces from this period were typically constructed from cast or tubular brass, often featuring soldered joints, hinged folding mechanisms, and polished or lacquered finishes to prevent oxidisation.

Authentic pieces generally exhibit period-appropriate manufacturing marks such as natural casting flaws, genuine wear to the metal surface, traditional joining techniques, and a deep patina rather than uniform modern lacquering.

This type of functional accessory works well placed beside a reading chair or sofa, introducing metallic warmth and texture while keeping periodicals neatly organised in a living room or study.

Preserve the metal by dusting regularly with a soft, dry cloth and avoiding harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive polishes that can strip the historic patina and protective finish.