Magazine Log Holder by Leslie Beaton for the Revere Brass and Copper Company

Rare and Early Architectural Modern Magazine Holder. Bent transparent war era plastic. Walnut finish maple. Designed 1945/46by the Detroit firm: Sundberg-Ferar from the General Motors Styling Studio. Super early use of bent transparent plastic. Transparent plastic began to be regularly used during the war for aircraft and submarines 1936-1945 as an advanced technology. Excellent example of Industrially Designed atomic age furniture...

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Art Deco Log holder (Can be a Magazine Rack) in brilliant chrome, copper, and wood by Leslie Beaton for the Revere Brass and Copper Company of Rome, New York,...

Sculptural and unique. Beautiful industrial era, chrome spring steel magazine rack designed by Fred Farr for Revere of Rome, NY. Two undulating metal sheets act like coils against ...

Stunning 1940s Fred Farr designed for Revere chrome Art Deco magazine holder.

Eye-catching footed brass fireplace log holder / basket with paw feet and handle. France, 1930s. This Regency style basket has hand-hammere...