This Is A Wine Rack Attributed To The Designer Arthur Umanoff, Featuring A Distinctive Combination Of Metal And Leather. A Classic Example Of Mid-Century Modern Design, This Piece Is Celebrated For Its Minimalist Grid Structure And The Warm, Organic Contrast Of Its Materials. The Rack Is Constructed From A Black-Finished Iron Frame, Creating A Sturdy, Geometric Grid. Suspended Within This Frame Are Nine Cognac-Brown Leather Slings, Each Designed To Securely Cradle A Standard Wine Bottle. With A Capacity For Nine Bottles, This Design Is Both A Functional Storage Solution And A Sculptural Object. Attributed To The American Designer, This Model Is A Well-Known Piece From The 1950s, Reflecting The Era's Focus On Honest Materials And Clean Lines. This Vintage Piece Presents In Very Good Condition, Consistent With Its Age And History. The Leather Slings Have Developed A Subtle Patina That Enhances Their Character, While The Metal Frame Remains Solid And Structurally Sound. The Overall Presentation Is One Of Authentic, Well-Preserved Mid-Century Design. Its Compact And Graphic Form Makes This Wine Rack A Versatile Addition To Various Interior Settings. It Functions Effectively On A Countertop, Within A Liquor Cabinet, Or As A Standalone Piece On A Sideboard, Bringing A Touch Of Refined, Functionalist Style To A Space.
Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsBlack, BrownMaterialIron, LeatherNumber of items1Height36 cmWidth34 cmDepth26 cmSigns of usageScratches