Brabantia Furniture

A set of three vintage chinoiserie Rattan nesting tables. circa 1960s. Feature a tiger bamboo and rattan frame and black laminated top with floral ...

Created with mobility and flexibility in mind, nesting tables can be organized in an unlimited variety of stylish and functional configurations. Scandinavian models of the mid-centur...

Campaign style walnut nesting tables. Great condition. measure 24W x 17D x 21.25H for the bigger table and 18.5W x 14.5D x 20.25H for the smaller table. Excellent vintage condition.  

- Beech wood - Good original condition with minor signs of use

Black lacquered metal Bambi Magazine Rack and plant holder, 1960s.

Nice Danish Modern style oval wooden magazine holder. Mid century design, Arthur Umanoff Style, a simple sleek wood rack. It has a one-piece woo...

Scandinavian Modern Pine and Canvas Magazine Rack, 1970s. Danish Modern wall mounted or standing rack with 12 canvas pockets ideal for storing magazines, shoes, books or teddy bears...

1970s rattan wicker magazine rack measuring 19" in width, 11.5" in depth and stands 18" tall.

Wooden table and smoked glass top. Wear due to time and age of the table.

Space Age red vintage magazine rack from plastic designed and made circa 1970. The magazine rack features two compartments for the newspapers. Also it sh...

A beautiful large cognac colored leather Kangaroo magazine holder / sculpture by Dimitri Omersa, circa 1970s. Attractive light patina throughout, this charismatic leather animal can serve so many different uses, and makes a fantastic companion while also being a wonderful collectors piece to cherish. Some creative ways to use this Omersa is to hold magazines or small books / pamphlets. Or a bouquet of flowers, examples of these two uses can be found in the photos. Another idea which we did not photograph is for cables and cords - consider your laptop or cell phone cables, they can sit in the pouch when not in use, and can even wrap over or around the arms to manage the cords from getting tangled. Other uses could be simply as a collectible sculpture placed on a credenza, sideboard, bookshelf or mantle, on the floor as a floor sculpture or as a friendly companion for an otherwise lonely house dog or cat, or by the front door as a greeter to your guests and when you return home after a long day. We think it's great to name your Omersa, as many Omersa owners do, and we also believe every home needs at least one Omersa. Omersa's have so much personality and character - each one was hand-made (so every one is unique, just like us) of the highest quality leather, beautifully stained and waxed, this one approximately 45-55 years ago, and each of the years this one has lived - it has developed its own stories to tell through its gorgeous patina, it's no wonder most Omersa owners have developed personal relationship with theirs - not too much different than a house pet. We love our personal Omersa's that we keep at home, they always make us smile. A client of ours got one after his dog had passed, he said he wasn't ready yet for another - so an Omersa became the perfect friend at a time in need. From 1927 though 1950 leather pigs using scrap leather from hand made luggage were made by "Old Bill" for the department store Liberty of London. Around 1958 the business was transferred to Dimitri Omersa when Old Bill retired, and it was at this time that Dimitri came up with the ideas for other leather animals. Around 1963 Dimitri's leather animals caught the eye of Abercrombie and Fitch, at that time purveyor to the fantasies of the rich and famous. The animals were advertised in the A&F catalog from the mid 1960’s through to the late 1980’s. As you can see in our photos, we have a large collection of Omersa leather...

Article: cubic magazine holder stand element Origin: Netherlands Age: 970s This original vintage Bauhaus DeStijl style magazine holder stand was produced in the 1970s in Netherlan...