This beautiful 1930s mahogany magazine rack is a classic example of the Canterbury form, traditionally used to organize sheet music or periodicals. Crafted from solid wood with a rich, dark finish, it features turned Chippendale-style legs, shaped sides, and a carved handle for easy portability. The pierced central panel adds a decorative touch while providing structural support and visual interest. The compact size makes it ideal for smaller spaces while still offering functional storage for magazines, newspapers, or vinyl records. With its timeless design and warm patina, this piece blends seamlessly into both traditional and eclectic interiors. Whether placed beside a favorite armchair or used in a home office, it brings a touch of vintage refinement to your space. This is an original piece from the early 20th century, not a reproduction. Overall dimensions are approximately 24" tall, 15.5" wide, and 9" deep. The receptacles are 13.5" wide, with one being 2.5" deep and the other, 3". In excellent vintage condition with light signs of wear consistent with age. A unique and charming addition to any antique or period-style decor. Ships out next business day with free insurance. Buy with confidence - check out our feedback!