Scandinavian Music Stands

A faux bamboo magazine holder with a gold leaf finish in original vintage condition.

This kitty cat is Classic Witco– the company founded by William Westenhaver and known most famously as the furniture that adorns Elvis' "jungle room." Made of deeply carved swap cedar and finished in the Classic Witco way with the dark, raised grain, it's in the form of a cat with a body wrapped in faux fur and designed to hold books or magazines. Loaded with charm and whimsy, it is the perfect addition to hip retro pad or Tiki room...

Handstitched leather covers heavy brass hanger, designed by Carl Auböck in 1950s. Rarely seen piece. But not signed with a stamp. Model number: 3664, very good vintage condition. L...

Conceived by E. Chouanard, one of the most respected French engineers and designers of the 19th century, this elegant and metamorphic table, dubbed Soleil and made entirely of walnut...

Teak hangers by Aksel Kjersgaard, 1970s, Set of 5 Solid wooden round skandinavian design.

Pair solid wood horn floor standing high fidelity speakers Model FS-1 by A for Ara. Available immediately A fine walnut dot inlaid horn on an ebony base wi...

A perfect set of Bruno Mathssons bedsidetables or nightstands. Rare and in an almost new condition. A mix of Mid-Century Modern design and revived artdeco feeling.

1970s modernist Italian coat rack in a honey colored lacquered birch. Multiple spheres on various branches to hold hats and coats with a wide base for stability. A very architectural...

Gren coat stand by OxDenmarq Dimensions: H 172 cm Materials: Steel, leather, teak wood OX DENMARQ is a Danish design brand aspiring to make beautiful handmade furniture, accesso...

19th century English carved oak bible reading stand, circa 1870. Carved oak reading stand with adjustable and rotating top mounted ...

For your consideration is this Danish Modern teak magazine rack by Plyfa, Denmark, dating from the 1960s. The slim components and splayed, tapered legs create a light, elegant profil...

A piece of German history: a Stereovox-S 688-2 floorstanding side table speaker built between 1961 and 1964 The roots of the German brand Schaub Lorenz can be found in the entrepreneurial spirit and visionary mind of Carl Lorenz. Being the first to use steam engines for the industrial production of Morse code apparatuses, the engineer, inventor and founder started the legacy of this iconic brand in 1880. Under the name C. Lorenz AG the company grew to be a worldwide pioneer in radio technology in the 1920ies. It was leading the development of wireless communication in all important fields such as airplane navigation, radio broadcasting, telephony or teleprinters. The company developed one of the most advanced cypher machines used for krypted messaging . Schaub-Lorenz was founded in 1921 in Berlin under G. Schaub Apparatebau-Gesellschaft m.b.H. The company became pioneering in the history of radio, being the first to take the production of home receivers and other communication products to an industrial level. Right from the start the mission was clear: to make innovative technology affordable for the larger public. With the introduction of the “Illustra”, the first 14” color TV in 1952 began the great course of the Schaub Lorenz brand as a leading home entertainment marque. Again the company was at the forefront of innovation developing iconic designs for TV-sets, radios, sound systems and producing one of the first gaming consoles for international markets. they still expanded and in 1967 they became the biggest German manufacturer for portable radio sets. The company - or better the name Schaub-Lorenz was sold in 1986 - the decade of the end of many traditional German consumer electronics goods companies. --- a real loss. ----- I may highly recommend to use a vintage radio...