Antique Hall Stand

A Swiss Carved Black Forest Umbrella Stand, Linden Wood, Circa 1890. In the form of a Terrier with 2 front paws leaning on a tree. Attributed to Walter Mader Provenance: Vincent fr...

A 19th Century Meiji Satsuma Cylindrical umbrella Stand Vase with All-Over Samurai Decoration characterized of the Meiji period. Measures 8.5" in width x 8.5" in depth at the base x ...

Early 19th century brass and cast iron stick stand, the lovely brass finials above four scrolled arms raised on a reeded iron column ending on an octagon shaped dish standing on thre...

In 19th century China government officials wore different hats to show their various ranks of office—the styles and designs changed depending on the season. A hand-crafted, one of a ...

Victorian 19th century brass umbrella stand or stick stand. Antique brass top divided into three sections to hold either walking sticks or umbrellas. Umbrella brass valet rack with...

This elegant Spanish gentleman’s valet stand dates from the early 20th century and is crafted in solid walnut. The piece features a sculptural upper hanger designed to hold jackets a...

Antique English BRASS Umbrella Stand, Cane or Stick Stand~~c. 1920s Charming antique English freshly polished and hand-seamed BRASS umbrella stand~~perfect for a entry hall or mud...

This rectangular umbrella stand with a geometric structure is attributed to Joseph Hoffmann and dates from the Vienna Secession era. The monochrome color scheme and the reduced geome...

This is a antique decorative stick stand. An English, leather basket or storage bin, dating to the early 20th century, circa 1920. Distinctive leatherware with a gently weathered ap...

English Gothic-style (19/20th Century) oak cane/umbrella corner stand with a tracery carved panel.

Enchanting antique Anglo-Indian umbrella stand crafted from a mahogany tree with elaborate floral and animal carvings sitting on a base with carved leaves and four cats. Interesting ...

3 Art Deco Chrome Adjustable Hat Stands This charming trio are all metal and 2 are adjustable in height, 2 of the stands are in chrome and one is painted yellow, the tallest stand...

Rustic Black Forest (19th Century) walnut carved bear umbrella stand holding leaf shaped dish

Barrel-Like Oak Umbrella Stand from the Early 20th Century We present you this beautiful barrel-like umbrella stand made of oak wood.

This very interesting modernist umbrella stand is made of brass. This is an Austrian work in the style of Joseph Hoffmann. Circa 1900

A gorgeous umbrella stand. Place this tall, elegant copper boot stand at your front door or in your hallway to catch loose canes and umbrellas. Made of copper metal. Crafted in Spain...

Stunning and ultra rare Arts & Crafts Art Nouveau umbrella stand. Striking Dutch design from the 1900s. Patinated brass frame, hammered with a stylish decoration. This wonderful A...

Victorian Brass and Cast Iron Corner Stick or Umbrella Stand A charming neat little piece, the stand sits neatly in a corner, very useful where space is scarce. It has a brass rail ...

With a rich wonderfully brown leather over a wood foundation with brass tacks. Opening with brass dividing bar.

Rare and unusual large, circular umbrella stand made of heavy hand-wrought iron, with traces of original red paint. The stand has eight compartments arranged around a central oak sha...

Large vintage robin's egg blue painted wooden stand (ca. 1910-1920, USA). Elegant, yet practical design crafted with 24 spacious slots accommodating canes or umbrellas. Structurally ...

This is a Mission style Umbrella stand. It's fashioned in the Arts and Crafts style. It's made of straight oak and has bronze hardware. It has a drawer for storage and a pair of pans...

France / 1900 / umbrella stand / copper / Rustic / Mid-Century An antique rustic ornate umbrella stand in copper. Crafted in France around 1900. This exceptional piece has an embo...

A Large First World War Leather Shell Carrier Stick Stand An impressive and rare, larger-sized shell carrier featuring a rich, original color and its intact leather handle. Ideal f...

Pair Antique French Majolica Figural Bird Umbrella Stands, Circa 1890. Egret and Pelican in the Marshes Attributed to Clément Massier, renowned ceramist who came from a long family h...

This very nice and unusual umbrella stand representing a boot is made of brass. This is a French work. Circa 1900

A 19th century French brass and cast iron umbrella stand. Demilune form with brass tubing and decorative finials. Cast iron base with removable drip tray. More photos available upo...

Today, it stands as a testament to the Gothic revival’s fascination with verticality, symbolism, and artisanal integrity.

with posts issuing from three levels on a tapering turned standard, the upper for hats, the lower upper for coats, and the middle for umbrellas with a lower circular tray for the tip...

Umbrella Shaped Brass Umbrella Stand An unusual and attractive piece, made in brass in the shape of an open umbrella The stand has an elegant hooped handle The stand is 31” tall a...

American Mission wrought iron umbrella shaped umbrella stand with round hammered base.

Matched pair of early XXth century / vintage umbrella stands of demi lune design, each having five walking sticks or umbrella divisions with decorative finials to the top raised on t...

A very rare 19th Century original Black Forest bear stick or umbrella stand. This finely hand carved animalier sculpture executed with incredible workmanship and attention to detail...

For your consideration, an antique French coal scuttle that can be used a decorative umbrella stand. Hand hammered copper & brass. France late 1800, Stamped "IGRO" Nice vintage patin...

Stunning solid oak hallway stand. The hallway stand is made in the early 20th century and is very much in keeping with Art and Crafts style. Beautiful carvings and decorative details...

Classical Revival brass umbrella, or cane stand of cylindrical form with repeating brass rods and cast brass lions heads. Probably 1920s American made in the English style, this exam...

This unique umbrella stand, walking stick stand, or wastepaper basket is sure to be a real eye-catcher. I know you're going to absolutely love the beautiful craftsmanship of this pie...

Fascinating reception hall decor, with traditional distillery appeal Displaying a desirable aged patina and in good original order Quality oak staves bow to the centre in a uniform m...

A very rare and unique umbrella stand crafted from three German artillery shell casings from World War I; marked "GFSP" and dated 1915 at the base, the stand is decorated with brass ...

Impressive and elegant tall French umbrella stand featuring gilt gold floral and garland designs with open-mesh wire and a wood base. Perfect statement piece either in home foyer or ...

Superb and Unique 19th Century Hand Decorated (Original Paint) Cast Iron Shell & Dolphin Umbrella Stand from England. Bottom Drip Trays are Removable. Circa 1860.

A fine antique dress form by renowned form maker Hall-Borchert. Original finish and in working order. Fabric body with metal fixtures and cast iron cage and base on wheels. It is a ...

Very tall 19th century French Shabby original painted hat stand, shop display The stand came from a milliners’ shop in France, it has a turned upright column set on a round turned...

K088 A highly stylish French Art Nouveau cast iron umbrella stand, featuring a beautifully fluid, organic design characteristic of the period. This authentic piece is exceptionally w...

An Arts and Crafts oak umbrella and walking stick stand with brass division rails to the top and pierced decoration to the sides, and drip tray to the base.

In this listing you will find an exceptional antique bentwood coat and hat stand by J. & J. Kohn, dating to the early 20th century, circa 1900. Crafted in stained beechwood, the stan...

Wrought iron hat and coat stand with brass finals made in France in early 20th century. The decorative design of wrought iron is very nice. One hook is missing.

P0247  Exceptional 19th century brass umbrella stand / walking stick stand of large form, having ten circular divisions flanked by decorative finials and cast iron drip tray. This an...

English Aesthetic Movement brass hat rack with circular top, three sets of hooks, and space for umbrellas in the base.

Crafted in France circa 1880, this elegant antique umbrella and cane stand reflects the refined taste of the Aesthetic Movement. Built in turned hardwood and stained to imitate natur...

Strikingly presented stand with appealing forms and finish.Displays a desirable aged patina throughout Robust cast iron historically painted in a beautiful light blue.This is a fasci...

An English, oak Liberty-esque stick stand in the Arts & Crafts taste, dating to the early 20th century, circa 1920.

American Mission Arts and Crafts quarter sawn oak hatrack with barrel design umbrella stand with cut out design.

This is an Arts & Crafts Umbrella Stand from the early 1900s. It is in very good condition and is complete with the metal bottom tray (We believe it's copper). The stand has it's or...

Antique 19th Century pair of huge coat stands from a Victorian hotel. These large brass pieces have rails on both sides and feet that secure to the floor. A fabulous statement piece ...

A very unusual stick stand a brass deep sea diver’s boot. This is a very unusual slightly quirky stick stand, the boot is made in hand beaten brass and will hold many sticks or um...

Large Black Forest umbrella stand, a bear standing on a tree stump, arms forming a circle Very beautiful work from the Black Forest, late 19th early 20th century: the sculpture is o...

Antique Fischel Bentwood umbrella and stick stand. An elegant and well-preserved bentwood umbrella and walking stick stand attributed to DG Fischel & Son, dating from the early deca...

This is an antique coopered stick stand. An English oak bound hallway umbrella rest, dating to the Edwardian period, circa 1910. Generously sized, tapering in width to the base D...

This is a tall antique portico coat stand. An English, heavy cast iron reception hall hat or umbrella rack, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1900.