English Magazine Racks and Stands

This vintage magazine holder was made around the 1960s by Dimitri Omersa for Abercrombie & Fitch. The design is an imitation or interpretation of a kangaroo, made completely in a...

Antique late 19th Century brass English trivet. Certainly an elegant nod to days gone by and would be a great decorative accent in a kitchen or next to ...

England, circa 1890 An unusual late nineteenth century ebonised bobbin canterbury, with four divisions and two lower shelves, all supported on bobbin feet. Height 57.00cm Width 44....

Regency Mahogany Canterbury with Drawer, England, 19th Century A fine example of English Regency craftsmanship, this mahogany Canterbury features the characteristic elegance and func...

Amazing leather kangaroo magazine holder designed by Dimitri Omersa.

Most likely by Gillows of Lancaster. Excellent timber. Three shelves each with molded edges and carved volute brackets and panelled ends, raised on flattened ball feet with casters. ...

A beautiful solid brass magazine, paper, or book holder, Made in England, and a wonderful example of Mid-Century design. A complement to any space—from the den to the office, and eve...

Jaques Adnet style magazine rack, mid-20th century. Mid-Century Modern wrought Iron Faux bamboo and faux painted leather with stitch detail. Featuring two central horse bits and faux reed base...

Edwardian Mahogany Two-Tier Library Book Trough by "Waring and Gillows" No 75811 - Lancaster - 21"w x 11"d x 32.5"h

A very fine quality Regency period rosewood Canterbury of classic shape and form with four divisions and a central carrying handle above a drawer a...

19th century walnut inlay magazine table w/ drawer Hand carved custom made magazine holder with single drawer below and table on top Beautiful burl walnut veneer over a rosewood frame and a brass...

A superb quality Victorian burr walnut Canterbury of elegant proportions richly figured throughout and retaining a beautiful warm tone. The top displays a particularly striking burr ...

We are delighted to offer for sale this charming brown oak magazine rack with double compartment. This decorative, simple, stylish and well made piece is ideal to keep your magazin...

A William IV rosewood 3-section X framed Canterbury having carved & scrolled wreath front & back and frieze drawer, supported on turned legs ending on original brass castors.

Early 20th Century English Regency style mahogany rack with two compartments for magazines or records.

Typical form with single drawer with lions head handles, circular legs, casters.

Antique English Regency Figured Walnut Whatnot Etagere/Display Stand C.1820 Carved up-stand with turned finials above, turned upright supports, standing on elegant turned bun feet w...

A brass and oak revolving book stand, late 19th century. Marked underside "Hall, BM patent" 14 ½ inches wide by 12 inches deep by 31 inches tall

19th century English Mahogany Canterbury A Canterbury in mahogany wood with three divisions and a drawer, raised on legs with brass castors. Made in...

1800s English Victorian book stand, oak bookshelves on a reticulated, incised iron base and castors.  

A versatile English Arts and Crafts–style solid brass and wood footed rack, both handsome and highly functional. Ideal for holding firewood, kindling, magazines, or books, it offers ...

A handsome English two-tiered book trough or library book stand of walnut, from the Edwardian era, featuring a canted upper tier over a flat bottom ...

This is a lovely country stool made of Elm in Victorian England during the 19th century, circa 1850. The elm stool has thick solid circular turned seat or top which sits on four ring turned legs with four shaped turned stretchers between the legs which make this stool very strong and stable. The stool has developed a glorious rich color through natural patination and polishing over the years with the top a lovely mellow color. We attribute this stool to a North East Yorkshire...

A handsome English two-tiered book trough or library book stand of beech-wood from the Edwardian era, featuring a canted and half-slatted upper tier with caned bergere sides (for dis...

Mahogany Canterbury of good scale, fine turned legs finishing on brass cup casters, making it easy to move around. This large Canterbury has four slatted divisions, so plenty of spac...

Typical form, slots for magazines or papers over a drawer, turned legs and casters.

A rare and beautifully conceived Victorian hanging magazine rack in oak, featuring an elaborately constructed central bobbin lattice panel that elevates the piece well above ordinary...

Early 20th century English walnut and brass magazine rack. This fantastic piece was produced in England during the Victorian period, around 1900. This elegant and antique newspaper display stand comes with an original patina brass structure, divided into three different sections, and it is ideal for various newspapers, magazines or sheet music. The structure rotates on an axis of 360 degrees and it is standing on a trio of legs joined by a ring. This is an amazing antique newspaper stand...

Cylindrical tapered with a pair of carrying handles. Brass strapping.

Large 19th century English regency style Canterbury constructed from mahogany. Fronted by two large drawers measuring 4.5 inches deep. The rack is enclosed with turned spindles and s...

19th century bookstand from England made from rosewood. The handles are hand-turned along with the spindles, which terminate on the ends with lovely lyre inspired shaped pieces. The ...

This Magazine stand is in wood. it has been Made in England during the 20 th century. We have a stamp with "Made in England" ingraved. The Color in Brown. On the top we have a compar...

Hand-cut, hand-stitched, and hand-riveted from the finest heavy stirrup bridle leather, this exceptional leather box is a celebration of traditional craftsmanship and enduring materi...

Liberty and Co. An Arts and Crafts oak magazine rack with a raised handle and twin compartments inside with pierced circular decoration to the sides on shaped legs united by a turned...

Gorgeous English aesthetic movement bookstand with a display shelf and a large magazine rack or canterbury. Beautifully crafted from tortoise shell bamboo poles. The stand has a smal...

A good original early 19th century mahgany folio stand, lovely colour and patina and original brass castors.

Glasgow School. Style of George Walton. An Arts and Crafts oak magazine and book rack with pierced oval carry handle to the top and opposing shaped upper sides with a book trough to ...

19th century English Canterbury A Canterbury in mahogany wood with four divisions and a drawer, raised on legs with brass castors. Made in England in the 19th Century, between 1820...

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this lovely hand made in England Circa 1920's Art's & Craft's Libertys of London style magazine rack tha...

English mahogany Canterbury with brass handles and castors.

Liberty's of London An Elegant Arts & Crafts Magazine / Newspaper Rack, early 20th century, mahogany, the central 'V' section magazine rack over under tier shelf, within spindle...

Late 19th Century English green and white painted wooden plant stand.

Antique English Mahogany Canterbury magazine rack. Four spacious divisions over a good sized single dove tail drawer with original brass pu...

Modernist lacquered metal with wood ball feet magazine rack very space age.

A very good quality early 19th century, regency period, mahogany boat shaped canterbury, having elegant square upright supports and divisions, over one frieze drawer, raised on unusu...

This is a beautiful Vicorian period book gliding shelf. Its made of a nice burlwood and has beautiful brass filigree with cameos on the bookends. The bookends extend to hold more books. the piece was crafted in England by Parkins and Gotto.

Rare Antique English Victorian Black Lacquer Canterbury with Gold and Mother of Pearl Inlay, Circa 1860.

19th century English mahogany Canterbury with drawer and wreath design.

Wimbledon-Furniture Wimbledon-Furniture is delighted to offer for sale this lovely vintage mahogany demi magazine rack with original castors and single drawer Please note the d...

Victorian Rosewood Canterbury Whatnot - with Galleried Top Above Slender Spoked Music Canterbury with Sigle Drawer Supported on Turned Feet and Brass Castors - 21"w x 16"d x 39"h

19th century mahogany English Canterbury magazine rack on brass casters. Features four curved partitions and a single wooden drawer. The r...

Regency era mahogany wood folio stand rack, map, poster, document holder used in a library, office or den, circa 1820. Folds out to six positions ...

English Gothic Revival style (19th Cent) wrought iron lectern on a pedestal base ending in 3 scroll legs with a candle stand top shelf

An exceptional English Regency period Canterbury, circa 1820. This elegant piece of salon furniture features a masterfully carved, symmetrical lyre-form and scroll central divider, f...

Of unusual size with reeded spindles and two interior compartments, contains a frieze drawer and raised on tapered reeded legs with casters.

Antique early 19th century English Regency mahogany library canterbury or magazine rack. The upper case divided into four sections above two drawers with faux drawers on the other th...

Late Sheraton English Canterbury in mahogany with four ring turned corner supports ending in brass castors. It features four downswept dividers above a single drawer.

This is a late 19th century Victorian burnt bamboo magazine rack or canterbury. It is an excellent example of pieces that were created during the Aesthetic Movement. It features a bl...

Unusual form with an arched rack with leaf carved base. Single drawer with wood knobs. Turned legs and casters.

Walnut Magazine Rack From the Mid 20th Century A wooden magazine rack, dated to the mid-20th century. The item features four compartments and two narrow drawers at the bottom.