A wooden stand with open slatted adjustable leaf supports that form a "V" when open, designed for storing unmounted prints, drawings, watercolours maps etc. They were usually made in mahogany and in use in England from the Georgian to the Victorian periods.

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A document cabinet on stand in the manner of George Bullock, of…

Rosewood Document Cabinet on Stand with Brass Inlay and Carvings

A document cabinet on stand in the manner of George Bullock, of rare form, the cabinet and stand veneered in the finest Brazilian rosewood over mahogany. Four superbly carved and turned legs support the stand and four matching decorative supports flank…

An English rosewood folio stand, 19th century, 113 cm high, 75…

19th Century English Rosewood Folio Stand

An English rosewood folio stand, 19th century, 113 cm high, 75 cm wide, 63 cm deep

A Regency rosewood folio stand 110 cm high, 114 cm wide, 78 cm…

Regency Rosewood Folio Stand - Elegant and Functional

A Regency rosewood folio stand 110 cm high, 114 cm wide, 78 cm deep

Teatro Del Belgio folio, Created by Gualdo Priorato Galeazzo…

Belgian Theatre Folio on Venetian Giltwood Stand

Teatro Del Belgio folio, Created by Gualdo Priorato Galeazzo 1606-1678, on Venetian giltwood book stand, later backed cover and title pages

An early Victorian mahogany folio stand, circa 1850 the…

Victorian Mahogany Folio Stand from Melba Collection

An early Victorian mahogany folio stand, circa 1850 the ratcheted railed sides supported on twin pedestal supports terminating in splayed legs joined by a turned stretcher on bun feet 117 cm high, 76 cm wide, 69 cm deep. Property from the Collection of…