Tony Paul for Woodlin-Hall Iron and Wood Magazine Rack

Contoured solid maple back and seat supported by a durable iron frame, circa 1950. Good condition.

Designed by Joseph Cicchelli for Reilly-Wolff, circa 1950-1960. Original blue vinyl upholstery, wood paddle arms with an iron rod frame. Fantastic and dura...

Iron frame and glass top table reminiscent of Milo Baughman for Pacific Iron Works. Featuring two glass tops with a nice flared leg frame. A nice ac...

Iron and masonite three shelf unit designed by Frederick Weinberg. Angle iron construction with the original masonite shelves. Circa 1950-60. Good overall condition. The masonite she...

Iconic iron mesh with rush wrapped handle magazine rack or log holder designed by Tony Paul, circa 1950s.

An iconic mid-century magazine rack by Tony Paul for Woodlin-Hall, model no. 577 from the Interlace line, designed and produced circa 1950s. This collectible piece features a sculptural brass rod frame and a woven grid basket made from richly toned walnut wood interlaced slats. The solid walnut dowel handle adds warmth and functionality to the minimalist brass structure, making it a beautiful marriage of material and form. This design was originally featured in a Woodlin-Hall catalog, where it was offered as part of a cohesive collection of woven brass and wood storage and accessory pieces. The Model 577 is described as measuring 16.5" wide, 8.5" deep, and 17" high - a size that makes it ideal for holding magazines, vinyl records, or even guest towels in a powder room or spa. A quintessential accessory for a Mid-Century Modern, California Modern, or Danish Modern interior, this piece also sits comfortably within Contemporary, Eclectic, or Japandi-styled spaces. Lightweight and elegantly proportioned, it works beautifully beside a lounge chair or sofa, paired with teak, walnut, or brass accents. The warm patina on both the brass and wood slats adds authenticity and vintage appeal. This Tony Paul magazine...

American made wire magazine rack by New York-based designer Tony Paul. The rack has a black wrought iron skeletal frame with bent brass spokes to ho...

A sculptural satin black metal magazine, newspaper rack with nine hanging rods. Rubber feet are on the base to protect your floor and for stability designe...