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Teak rolling magazine rack, front three-quarter view
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Vintage Mellemstrands Trevareindustri Teak Rolling Magazine Rack (Bruksbo Modell), Norway

By
Mellemstrands Trevareindustri
Origin
Norway, circa 1950s
Material
Teak
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Section 01: Object record

Teak Magazine Rack

A compact vintage teak magazine rack, Norway, circa 1950s. Open storage keeps books and magazines within reach, and the original casters make it easy to roll beside a chair or desk.

Warm teak grain and a simple Scandinavian form.

The manufacturer's label is present and legible on the underside, reading "Bruksbo Modell" from Mellemstrands Trevareindustri of Vigrestad–Jæren, Norway.

Attribution
Maker
Mellemstrands Trevareindustri
Origin
Norway
Period
1950–1959
Details
Model
Bruksbo Modell
Manufacturer Location
Vigrestad–Jæren, Norway
Style
Mid-Century Modern
Date
Circa 1950s
Materials
Teak, casters
Measurements
Overall
14" W × 17" D × 17" H
Condition report

Excellent vintage condition with minor wear consistent with age and use. The casters roll smoothly and the rack is sturdy.

Section 02: Before you decide

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