Description
This brass newspaper stand was designed in the 1950s. Large side arches enclose the open structure and transition into curved support feet. Between the side panels is a downward-tapering holder for newspapers and magazines.
The closely articulated surfaces of the holder contrast with the slender lines of the frame. The warm tone of the patinated brass parts defines its appearance. The designer and manufacturer are unknown.
Details
Material: Brass
Condition
slight signs of wear, patinated brass
Size
Height: 46 cm
Length: 44 cm
Width: 21 cm
Good design is a matter of perspective.
Tandlas was founded by art historian Elisabeth Souvan and combines in-depth research with a personal perspective on design. Each object is carefully selected and placed within its historical and design context.




