A sculptural toast rack in chrome-plated metal, dating from the early to mid 20th century.
With its rhythmic wire form, rounded ball feet, and delicate ring handle, the piece carries a subtle architectural presence — light yet structured, functional yet decorative.
Originally designed to hold toast upright at the breakfast table, allowing slices to stay crisp, it now works just as beautifully for letters, napkins, or as a small object of quiet order on a desk or dining table.
An everyday object elevated by proportion and intention — simple, practical, enduring.
Details
– Chrome-plated metal
– Europe, c. 1930s–1950s
– Good vintage condition with light age-related patina
– Suitable for toast, letters, napkins, or display
A sculptural toast rack in chrome-plated metal, dating from the early to mid 20th century.
With its rhythmic wire form, rounded ball feet, and delicate ring handle, the piece carries a subtle architectural presence — light yet structured, functional yet decorative.
Originally designed to hold toast upright at the breakfast table, allowing slices to stay crisp, it now works just as beautifully for letters, napkins, or as a small object of quiet order on a desk or dining table.
An everyday object elevated by proportion and intention — simple, practical, enduring.
Details
– Chrome-plated metal
– Europe, c. 1930s–1950s
– Good vintage condition with light age-related patina
– Suitable for toast, letters, napkins, or display
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