Brass Canterbury

A good, late George III mahogany canterbury with replaced brass handles

This stylish English Regency style cantebury is fabricated in mahogany with brass hardware.

The canterbury is raised on short turned rosewood legs with gilt brass casters.

Victorian inlaid walnut folding fan shaped music canterbury, with brass handle and porcelain castors.

Late 19th century satinwood music canterbury in the Georgian revival style. The painted decoration in the manner of Angelica Kaufmann.

Very fine and rare Regency carved mahogany large-scale music stand, having round turned flute-carved and tapered corner columns with carved finials and classical openwork lyre shaped...

This splendid and very unusual design Regency rosewood Canterbury is attributed to Gillows and features the original brass castors.

The whole standing upon it's original brass castors.

This splendid and very unusual design Regency rosewood Canterbury is attributed to Gillows and features the original brass castors.

Fine Regency period figured rosewood Canterbury, having an X-formed rack with turned roundels, above a single drawer with turned knobs, raised on turned legs with brass casters, Engl...

The turned detail to the legs, spindles and handles is very fine and the casters are very pretty gilt brass. This Canterbury is shown as it came to us unrestorerd in these photographs.

The Canterbury, an Andrew Nebbett Designs wall mounted clothes rail in solid brass.

English Regency style faux bamboo burlwood and walnut canterbury magazine rack with original brass cup rolling wheel casters.

Mahogany with elaborate brass tubular construction Canterbury in bird cage form.

An unusual English Regency style mahogany folio canterbury divided into 2 sections the corners with brass mounts, raised on square tapered legs ending in brass box casters.

Unusual open Slat Wood Canterbury with Brass Trim,Handles and Casters.

An English Regency period 3 section mahogany canterbury with a single drawer on turned legs ending in brass casters.

This is a gorgeous magazine rack or centerbury which can be used for sheet music or of course magazines. The piece is in good condition and has minimal signs of wear. Measures 24 wid...

An exceptional circa 1815 English regency period canterbury attributed to London cabinetmaker George Oakley, the brass-inlaid solid rosewood case of rectangular form with upper navet...

Regency Style Mahogany Canterbury, with ball top finials, four slots and handle to center, with Columbia Manufacturing Co. label, on casters. 19" H x 19" W x 16" D. Provenance: From ...

Brass inlaid side table with magazine rack or canterbury.

We are delighted to offer for sale this Vintage Walnut Wood Magazine Rack. A vintage walnut Canterbury newspaper rack with brass handles is a charming and elegant piece of furnitu...

Late 19th Century Sheraton Style Bottle Canterbury Table on Brass Casters. Measures: 22.25" H, 22" W, 16.25" D

Original brass castors. United Kingdom.

19th century mahogany canterbury from England. The sides are pierced and are joined by serpentine shaped rails, which are connected to the base by hand turned barley twist spindles. ...

Elegant, signed Theodore Alexander magazine rack which is based on the original design from the 1800s to store sheet music. The piece is perfect for storing magazines, books or vinyl...

Late 19th century large-scale bamboo Canterbury magazine rack with casters and brass hardware.

Empire revival inlaid satinwood Canterbury rack circa 1980. 1980's reproduction of an empire style Canterbury. 3 compartments for magazine and newspaper storage, with a single dra...

The table is raised on block feet and brass casters.

Large English bamboo Canterbury or magazine stand made in the chinoiserie revival taste of the early 20th century, Europe.

The racks are framed by turned wood spindles on the corners and set above a base holding one drawer with brass ring pulls. The canterbury is supported by four turned legs on casters....

Mahogany Canterbury with bamboo turned legs on cast brass cup castors.

A Regency mahogany four section canterbury with a single drawer, the body with well-turned corner supports, the legs similarly structured and ending in original brass caps and caster...

Early 20th century English Sheraton style boat-shaped canterbury with four turned corner supports topped with decorative ball finials and ending in brass castors.

This lovely vintage English Regency style Canterbury magazine or sheet music rack is finely crafted of mahogany and features a single drawer with a brass ring pull, turned wood detai...

The front frieze houses a mahogany oak-lined drawer, fitted with a pair of turned brass ring handles. The piece is supported on tall slender turned legs with original brass castors.

19th Century English Canterbury Magazine Book Rack. Very nice antique Canterbury on brass casters with four shelfs and large center sleeve with one lower drawer.

Antique quality Victorian Aesthetic circa 1880 ebonised with inlaid amboyna and brass edging Canterbury whatnot. This is a lovely item, that is full of age, charm and character.

To the frieze is a mahogany oak lined drawer, with original small brass handles, supported on slender turned legs with its original brass castors.

It was not until later in the 1800s that the Canterbury became taller and would sometimes be produced with brass or metal ornamentation, such as the one you see here.

This very handsome and excellent quality English rosewood Canterbury features an ‘X’ frame design with shaped finial corners above a full size drawer and supported on tapered turned ...

Beautifully made magazine rack canterbury combining faux leather book bindings, tooled leather panels, hammered iron and brass handle and paper lining.

An unusually large English Regency period mahogany canterbury with well-turned corner columns, the sloped upper portion divided into four sections centered with a cut-out carry handl...

A good example of an early 19th century Irish Regency period Canterbury attributed to the acclaimed Dublin cabinetmakers Gillingtons.

A Regency period mahogany canterbury with carrying handle, the curved four sections divides over a single drawer, supported on turned legs ending in original brass casters.

A fine quality English Regency period 4 section canterbury, the sloped top section with a central cut out carry handle above 4 compartments, with "lattice" style sides all over 2 fun...

We are very pleased to offer a beautiful music caddy or magazine rack by Baker Furniture Company, circa the 1960s. Finely handcrafted from solid hardwood oak or cherry, this American...

It has a beautiful fret carved surround mirror on top, elegant turned columns, a useful drawer below and it stands on it's original brass and porcelain castors. Antique Canterbury...

A 19th century, early Victorian period walnut and inlaid Canterbury whatnot music stand, barley twist supports, with blind frieze drawer to the cavetto base, all standing on 4 elegan...

A chic circa 1875 English Aesthetic Movement period ebonized and parcel gilt étagère of three tier form, the top shelf with brass 'baluster' gallery above fluted colonette supported ...

It has a beautiful pierced brass gallery on top, elegant turned columns, a useful drawer below and it stands on it's original brass and porcelain castors.

An exquisite English sheet music rack or Canterbury in prized rosewood with four fretwork partitions, one drawer, and resting on turned legs mounted on brass casters.

It has a beautiful reading slope on top which can be set at different angles as required, and this is raised on an elegant turned and hand carved solid walnut column, it has a useful...

A William IV cabinet attributed to Town and Emmanuel Constructed in a strongly grained olivewood and dressed with gold brass inlays and an etched and engraved brass panel; rising fr...

A Unique and Monumental Late 19th Century German Meissen Porcelain Mirror This palatial mirror is made up of around 12 wonderful individually hand crafted pieces of porcelain. The...

An unusual late regency rosewood music note holder with an attractive feature with a lyre at the front raised on four solid rosewood carved feet.