Ernst Rockhausen Magazine Racks and Stands

Art Deco bar cart, hardwood frame with plywood with black glass button and mirror top on glass (plexiglass?) wheels. Made in Austria in the late 1...

Elegant midcentury formica and aluminium magazine rack trolley with design wheels. This fantastic piece was designed in Italy by Ico and Luisa Parisi for Mb Italia...

French Art Deco period bar cart made of gilt brass with two glass shelves. The top surface is a detachable tray; and the bottom features a bottle holder. The legs supporting the piec...

Brass and polished steel adjustable clothes display stand. Ribbed brass base sits over a cast iron base to help stabilize the stand. Manufactured in San Francisco, circa 1930 by the...

Vintage Mahogany Chippendale style magazine rack on wheels. Brass Handle on each side. Measures 18" in width x 11" in Depth x 19" in height. Excellent V...

Folding Magazine Rack in a Walnut Finish. Danish Design feel but his one is probably made in Yugoslavia in the 50's or early 60's. Folds away but sturdy when open!

Bar cart is made out of 2 chromed circles that are connected by 2 glass shelves. Cart has 4 wheels for easier transportation. Condition is perfect, restored Hungary, c. 1940s M...

Bar cart tray midcentury Italian design walnut brown wood Ico Parisi De Baggis, model 201, 1953.

Beautifully shaped French early Art Deco etagere. These etagères served in the twenties as presentoirs in patisseries and boulangeries in France. This model is from the early twenti...

Solid brass Art Moderne magazine rack featuring Streamline style with a square base and three dividers made of six tubular "U" shapes for easy magazine sorting.

For your consideration is this superbly styled Art Deco stand, made from blonde oak and originates from England. Quite a good size standing 65 cm in height. Features three circles he...

Marvelous design, beautiful materials and excellent condition stand. There are collectors of the Viennese Secessionist Style in almost every country on the planet. The finesse of the workmanship, the quality of the materials and the stunning designs have a universal appeal. When it comes to sheer beauty and style, this magazine Stand with its modernist features too is a great example of that finest of Secessionist workmanship. Turning otherwise ordinary objects into works of art is one of the things that the Viennese Style has brought the world. Those works of art have (and still do) lifted the spirit of many an individual and they have brought great style and beauty in living spaces of enthusiasts the world over. This angular Stand with its rounded features and inlaid brass in ebonized wood is a perfect example of this highly decorative and wonderfully stylish Secessionist era. At this moment (and as far as we know) there is only one more of these stands available in the world. That seller is asking double what we are asking and the condition of that particular Stand is not half as good as this stunning specimen. It is only one of the reasons why we expect our Stand to grace someone's office or living space soon. If you like this secessionist Stand...