Antique Umbrellas

Two Art Deco wall wardrobe with umbrella holder for wall mount, circa 1920s 2 sets like the picture (4 parts) Measures: Upper part: H 19cm, W 36cm, D 17cm Lower part: H 4cm, W 39c...

Girl with summer hat, bag and umbrella in porcelain. Hand-painted in polychrome colors.

We are delighted to this very rare original Black Forest wood hand carved coat hat and umbrella rack finished with large American eagle A very rare and collectable piece, I’ve onl...

What makes this piece particularly rare and desirable is the integrated umbrella holder at the base, exquisitely decorated with a hand-painted porcelain medallion depicting a romanti...

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In our photos we have presented it as a decorative stand for antique umbrellas and whip hooks. However, with a (new) glass top, this decorative antique can also be used as a small ta...

In British and Welsh mythology, wild, umbrella-like Queen Anne’s Lace flowers and certain umbrella-shaped wild mushrooms were frequently called "fairy parasols" or "pixy umbrellas”.

The rack is supported by four outward-swept legs joined by cross stretchers and retains its original umbrella chain near the base. The design emphasizes utility and durable construct...

Freestanding industrial metal hall tree or garment rack constructed from tubular steel with cast four-leg bases, circular umbrella or cane rings, and rotating multi-hook upper assemb...

Deep shaped sides form the boot and umbrella stand, with azinc-lined drip tray running along the base.

A classic beech bentwood hat and umbrella stand, showcasing the elegant flowing lines and superb craftsmanship synonymous with traditional bentwood furniture Raised on shaped bentwoo...

Also present on this hall tree is a small basket being flocked on either side by the aforementioned tiles, four hooks for hanging, and a slotted umbrella stand. 31" W x 12" D x 70" H

This impressive antique oak hall tree, umbrella/stick stand, dating back to circa 1885, is a true masterclass in 19th-century craftsmanship.

The sophisticated silhouette features multiple scrolled upper hooks for hats and coats, a central integrated mirror framed by graceful curved woodwork, and lower umbrella/cane rings ...

By August 1829, Thomas began diversifying the business by introducing new lines, including umbrellas, which quickly gained importance. By April 1830, Charles Brigg identified himself...

Coat rack pegs, small bench seat with a hinged cupboard door. Umbrella or walking cane side walls with metal drip pans.

The upper section holds a shield-form panel wrapped in woven rattan surrounding a beveled diamond mirror, flanked by coat pegs and a fan-shaped umbrella or stick holder below. The ba...

Raised over a holder for canes, walking sticks and umbrellas with a beautifully ring turned rail and stunningly carved pierced serpentine side supports above a fitted lead drip pan, ...

Thomas Brigg & Sons was founded in 1836 and were known for their production of umbrellas, canes and later whips and they retained establishments in both London and Paris.

Each hook is meticulously crafted from bent beechwood, sweeping gracefully upwards to hold hats and coats, with smaller lower hooks ideal for bags or umbrellas. The coat rack has be...

Each hook is meticulously crafted from bent beechwood, sweeping gracefully upwards to hold hats and coats, with smaller lower hooks ideal for bags or umbrellas. The coat rack has be...

Very good overall condition. Total height 50 cm Umbrella diameter 40 cm Sockets 2x brass E 27 - normal bulb or small LED bulb *The lamp has been tested for functionality.

It can serve as a planter, umbrella stand, or sculptural accent beside a hearth or entryway.

Give it blankets, magazines, umbrellas, kindling, or whatever else never seems to have a proper home.

Unlike his Bourbon predecessors, he wore business attire, lived in Paris, and avoided ceremony; it carried its own umbrella and did not impose official styles. Take into account tha...

The first scene depicts a fashionable couple sheltering beneath an umbrella during a rain shower while another woman walks ahead.

The bear became one of the most recognisable subjects of the Brienz woodcarvers and was used in everything from umbrella stands and hall furniture to benches, chairs and novelty obje...

Original antique Asia cruise travel poster promoting ocean liner voyages to the Far East - L'Extreme Orient par les Messageries Maritimes - designed by the French painter and illustr...

Table lamp made of brass with a floral design, pate de verre glass shade by Muller Freres, Luneville, 1910, blank etching in the upper half, see photo. The angle of the umbrella can ...

One vase depicts a gentleman in an orange coat and top hat carrying a rolled blanket, umbrella, and travel bag, while the companion features a woman in traditional dress holding two ...

Near the top, heavy-duty cast brass dual-prong hooks extend outward to provide vertical clearance for heavy winter coats, hats, and umbrellas, accented further by a prominent industr...

The overall conceptual build of this harmonious solitaire relies on precisely crafted chromed steel, forming a solid and visually clean frame in perfect harmony with practical hooks ...

The umbrella can be round or have from three to eight sides, while the fire box is usually hexagonal.

This work, titled Rain (Ame), is a highly coveted pre-war printing done in 1929 (the title "Ame" is embossed on the bottom margin) and features a graceful and poised beauty holding a...

It is made of cast iron, crafted to mimic the look of natural bamboo.The piece includes a central mirror, several hooks for hanging clothes, and lower compartments with trays for umb...

Striking Edo period inspired artwork, with delightful colour and detail Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order throughout Superb woodblock detail, printed on paper in app...

Opaque pigments heightened with gold on paper, signed lower center In this fine rendering , the Emperor is seated, enthroned under a sun umbrella, facing right, haloed, a falcon on ...

In good condition. With umbrella stand. The upper frame was originally intended to hold a small mirror.

Flanking the seat are two integrated stick or umbrella compartments, each retaining its original, removable metal drip tray, a rare survival for a piece of this age.

An original French Art Deco hand‑hammered iron coat tree / coat rack complete with hat, coat, shelf, brush and umbrella accommodations. The architectural linear design features rose ...

Along the inside lip of the ring, are smaller upright brass pegs, which were typically utilized to hold hats or walking umbrellas. Decorative, classical brass emblems are mounted alo...

The lower section incorporates a basin for umbrellas and walking sticks, retaining its original tole liner, all raised on bun feet.

Twisted iron stems unfurl into open scrolls, loops, and smaller curled terminals, providing ample hanging space for coats, hats, scarves, handbags, or umbrellas. Their airy, symmetri...

The figure on the left wears aristocratic culottes, a tailored blue coat, and carries an umbrella, symbols of wealth and soft living. The figure on the right wears loose green pantal...

The subjects include a monumental ceremonial arch, two lively architectural landscapes with multi-tiered pagodas, and a procession carrying a high-ranking Chinese official in a sedan...

Italian 19th century oil on canvas titled "The Violin Music Professor" depicting a mid-19th century music-room scene of an elder man, the music professor, holding his violin, hat and...

This model, featuring 8 hooks and an integrated umbrella stand, perfectly embodies the Art Nouveau style, with its organic curves, nature-inspired motifs, and blackened cast iron.

The painter has kept the sailor's folded arms and cocked hat and the lady's towering hat and furled umbrella, but has dropped the print's classical temple and lapdog and set the coup...

Wrapped in a spectacular scarlet dress and crowned with an oversized red bow, she holds an umbrella above her head while displaying the product in her outstretched hand.

Below, a pair of curved umbrella rests are raised on turned supports above a serpentine plinth base, complete with the original painted zinc liner (drip tray) and terminating in bun ...

Presents with the elegant proportions and refined detailing typical of early 20th century craftsmanship Tastefully stained pine stocks with fine grain interest displays deep caramel ...

Early 20th century English gold mounted cane by Thomas Brigg & Sons English, 1919 Height 94cm, diameter 3cm This exquisitely crafted walking stick, dating to 1919, is the work o...

Fine example in charming half form for close wall placement Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order throughout Bentwood skilfully worked into the evocative four hook form ...

The cupboard is flanked with two storage areas for umbrellas and walking canes and turned supports topped with ball finials.

A central drawer provides convenient storage for smaller accessories, while the lockable cabinet below contains adjustable shelving. Curved metal umbrella and walking-stick holders f...

French Faux Bamboo coat rack Cast iron coat rack with umbrella holder. Originally from France, 1890-1900.

Ideal as a decorative accent, planter cachepot, firewood holder, umbrella stand, or simply displayed as a collected object with history and soul.

P0335 English industrial style solid oak coat stand, having four shaped double hooks to each side on four outswept supports united by moulded umbrella holders and terminating in a sq...

The lower section is equally well considered, with a four legged base united by a circular hoop stretcher designed to accommodate walking sticks and umbrellas. This integrated stick ...

It features multiple hat and coat hooks, a shelf, and a metal drip tray for umbrellas or walking sticks. The wonderful natural patina on the wood will give a warm presence to your en...