Wooden magazine rack on casters, viewed from an angle.
Wooden magazine rack with casters viewed from an angle.
Wooden magazine rack with casters in a room setting.
Wooden magazine rack with casters shown from the side.
Wooden magazine rack with casters on a grey carpet.
Wooden magazine rack on casters on a grey carpet.
Wooden magazine rack with casters viewed from the front.
Wooden magazine rack viewed from above.
Close-up of the wooden structure of the magazine rack.
Close-up detail of the wood grain and slots of the magazine rack.
Wooden magazine rack on a wooden surface.
Close-up of a metal caster attached to the wooden rack.
Wooden magazine rack with casters on a grey background.
Wooden magazine rack with casters on a grey surface.
Bruksbo

Mid-century Modern Teak Magazine Caddy With Wheels

$450.00

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1stdibs.comBest Price
$450.00
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chairish.com
$700.00
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Mid‑Century Norwegian Modern teak magazine rack designed in the 1960s by Rolf Hesland for Bruksbo. Features a sculptural handle, six open slots for books / magazines, and four Danish "Dan‑roll" metal‑and‑rubber casters for easy mobility. This model has three additional slots compared to the more common version and retains the original casters instead of later plastic wheels. Very good, refinished condition with a few small edge/handle repairs.

  • Mid‑Century Modern Scandinavian design
  • Teak wood construction
  • Sculptural handle with six open slots
  • Four Danish "Dan‑roll" metal‑and‑rubber casters for mobility
  • Refinished condition with minor repairs

Details

Category
Magazine Racks
Pattern
Solid
Furniture Fixture Material
Wood, Teak wood, Metal, Rubber
Materials
teak, chrome

Questions & answers

How much does it cost, and where can I buy it?
This Bruksbo magazine rack is sold by 2 retailers from $450.00 to $700.00. The lowest in-stock price is $450.00. Available at 1stdibs.com and chairish.com.
Is it in stock?
Yes. It's in stock at 2 of 2 retailers.
What are the key features?
Key features include Mid‑Century Modern Scandinavian design, Teak wood construction, Sculptural handle with six open slots, Four Danish "Dan‑roll" metal‑and‑rubber casters for mobility, and Refinished condition with minor repairs.
What is it made of?
It's made of teak and chrome.
What's its pattern?
Its pattern is solid.