19th Century French Hotel Paint Decorated Umbrella or Cane Stand
Located in Bridgeport, CT
Not seen too often, this long Antique Iron Cane and Umbrella holder is painted in a striking Orange. Paint decorated heavy wrought iron Stand in bright orange with 14 compartments fo...
Wrought Iron
$1,331Sale Price|20% Off
Original 1950s brass Umbrella Stand by Vereinigte Werkstätten München, Germany
By Vereinigte Werkstätten München
Located in Kirchlengern, DE
Article: Umbrella stand Origin: Germany Producer: Vereinigte Werkstätten München, 1955 Age: 1950s This original vintage Minimalist umbrella st...
Brass, Copper
Mid-century ceramic umbrella stand with painted decorations, Italy 1950s
Located in Meulebeke, BE
Italy / 1950 / umbrella stand / ceramics / Mid-century / Vintage Stylish vintage cylindrical umbrella stand in white ceramics from the 1950s, Italy.
Ceramic
$367Sale Price|20% Off
Gino Colombini Midcentury Cream Plastic Italian Umbrella Stand for Kartell 1970s
By Kartell, Gino Colombini
Located in Roma, IT
Incredible Midcentury cream white plastic umbrella stand. This fantastic piece was designed by Gino Colombini for Kartell in Italy during the 1970s.
Metal, Chrome
Mathieu Matégot Style Tie Bow Umbrella Stand, Mid-Century, Metal, France, 1950s
By Mathieu Matégot
Located in Vienna, AT
An adorable and charming French Midcentury umbrella stand or cane holder from the 1950s. This chic piece is crafted from perforated metal / iron mesh in an elegant off-white cream-co...
Metal, Iron
Bino White Umbrella Holder with Beige Lisbona Pattern
By Rudi
Located in Milan, IT
Coated metal structure and nest regenerated leather cover with water-resistant and UV-resistant finish. The piece is available in many different colors.
Leather
Exotic White Cotton Umbrella with Sandstone Base, Available Individually
Located in Palm Beach, FL
Exotic white cotton umbrella with bamboo ribs trimmed with carved wood and mother of pearl drops. The two-piece pole is decorated with tribal unscripted metal, as is the finial. All ...
Cotton
Italian modern black plastic and white metal umbrella holder by Neolt, 1980s
Located in MIlano, IT
Italian modern black plastic and white metal umbrella holder by Neolt, 1980s Umbrella stand or office wastebasket with a square base.
Metal
French Iron Umbrella Holder with a Child and a Snake in White
Located in Marbella, ES
French iron umbrella holder with a child and a snake in white hand painted colour.
Iron
Piero Fornasetti Trompe L’oeil Rovine Umberella Stand Black and White
By Piero Fornasetti
Located in Long Island, NY
Piero Fornasetti Milano Trompe L’oeil Rovine .It is Hand Silkscreened and Laquered Metal Umberella Stand in Black/White
Metal
Terrazza Parasol, Octagon Off-white and Ochre, for HAY
Located in Bayrut, Beirut Governorate
The Terrazza Parasol brings shade and shelter to outdoor spaces with appealing aesthetics. Made from durable, UV-safe PP fabric with a sturdy aluminium pole, its colourful, summery d...
Concrete
Terrazza Parasol, Octagon Off-white and Grey, for HAY
Located in Bayrut, Beirut Governorate
The Terrazza Parasol brings shade and shelter to outdoor spaces with appealing aesthetics. Made from durable, UV-safe PP fabric with a sturdy aluminium pole, its colourful, summery d...
Concrete
Terrazza Parasol by HAY, Off-White and Burgundy, UV-Safe Fabric, 2026
Located in Bayrut, Beirut Governorate
The Terrazza Parasol brings shade and shelter to outdoor spaces with appealing aesthetics. Made from durable, UV-safe PP fabric with a sturdy aluminium pole, its colourful, summery d...
Concrete
Italian Modern Wall Coat Hanger with Hat and Umbrella Stand White Metal Rod 1970
Located in MIlano, IT
Italian modern Wall coat hanger with hat and umbrella stand in white metal rod, 1970s Wall coat hanger composed of a squared net in beige-cream white painted metal rod.
Metal
Rexite Pop – Free-Standing Coat Rack (White Version, Without Umbrella Holder)
By Raul Barbieri, Rexite
Located in Varedo, Lombardia
Model: Pop – Free-Standing Coat Rack (White Version, Without Umbrella Holder) Design: Raul Barbieri The Pop coat rack in white features a striking head crafted from gas-assisted in...
Steel
White Coat and Umbrella Rack by Paolo Orlandini & Roberto Lucci for Velca, Italy
By Velca Legnano, Roberto Lucci & Paolo Orlandini
Located in Naples, IT
This combined garment and umbrella stand was designed by Roberto Lucci and Paolo Orlandini, and was produced by Velca in Italy in the 1960-70 period. It is made of plastic and chrome...
Metal
Blue and White Landscape Cartouche Porcelain Umbrella Stand
Located in Manassas Park, VA
This hand painted, wheel-built piece is a tall umbrella or walking stick stand with a blue and white floral and landscape pattern, 12 1/2" x 22"
Porcelain
Japanese Porcelain Green Umbrella Stand 1970s
Located in Paris, FR
This is an umbrella stands which was made in Japan around 1970 in showa era. It is made with porcelain. The colour of this umbrella stand is light green and it has some leaves motif....
Porcelain
Floral Jali Umbrella Stand In White Marble Handcrafted In India
By Stephanie Odegard Collection
Located in New York, NY
Inspired by the elegant pierced marble floral Jali pattern, solid blocks of marble are hollowed out and hand carved into this intricate umbrella stand through which light and air pas...
Marble
Rare Coat Stand Wardrobe by Corneau Charleville
By Alfred Corneau
Located in Vienna, AT
Very rare cast iron, screwed in several parts, with rotatably mounted mirror, seven hooks and umbrella stand with white enameled insert, signs of age, dimensions 210 x 60 x 25 cm.
Enamel, Iron
Monumental White Bisque Vase or Umbrella Stand Porcelain, Germany, 1960s
By Royal Tettau
Located in Nuernberg, DE
An amazing monumental bisque porcelain studio art vase made in Germany, by Royal Tettau, circa 1960s. Vase is in very good condition with a small chip at the base, but no cracks. Sig...
Porcelain
When it’s raining, you’re going to need an umbrella, and that wet umbrella is going to need a home. In the range of vintage, new and antique umbrella stands on 1stDibs, find patio umbrella stands made for the outdoors and luxury iterations intended to pair with your coat rack and add a dose of character to your entryway.
Modern umbrellas originated as parasols or sunshades for the upper classes in Ancient Egypt, Ancient India and elsewhere, with the accessory undergoing significant improvements, which included waterproofing, in China thereafter. The Chinese created collapsible accessories and applied wax and lacquer to paper parasols, which repelled rain during thunderstorms. As umbrellas saw widespread adoption over the years, we suddenly needed a place to put them.
African-American inventor William C. Carter of Cincinnati, Ohio, patented the first umbrella stand in 1885. His receptacle featured horizontal crossbars with hinged ends that allowed for umbrellas to be spring-locked into place. Carter hoped his idea would prevent theft of umbrellas and canes as well as present an orderly solution for storing them. It could hold more than one umbrella and contained a drip pan to catch rainwater. Today, antique umbrella stands are rich components of home decor — they’re among the first furnishings you see when you enter someone’s house or apartment — and those stemming from Carter’s day are precious collector’s items.
While preliminary umbrella stands were simple (no more than two posts and a rack to hold several umbrellas), furniture makers embellished their interpretations, adding decorative flourishes and improving upon its features over time.
On 1stDibs, a collection of antique 19th-century umbrella stands includes structures made of oak, walnut and more. There are understated Victorian-era umbrella stands made of brass that comprise little more than four tubular metal supports and cast-iron drip pans, while iterations dating from the same era made from mahogany feature distinctive hand-carvings on their side panels or ornate finials. If they’re not cast-iron umbrella stands, a (sometimes removable) cast-iron drip pan at the very least is a fairly consistent characteristic of the stands of the era.
Mid-century modern furniture designers explored venturesome forms and worked with a variety of materials to craft their umbrella stands, integrating metals such as aluminum and introducing glass and even marble to these pieces. Umbrella stands crafted by contemporary furniture makers often depart from their historical counterparts. While a sampling of today’s iterations demonstrate that creators are making umbrella stands in a variety of shapes and sizes, they’re frequently embodying clean lines and minimalist flourishes, which are perhaps a good fit if you don’t intend for your rack to stand out in your foyer or entryway.
If you’re looking to make a statement with your patio umbrella stand or the piece you’re intending to keep indoors, a vintage ceramic umbrella stand will introduce a pop of color or a dazzling texture to your doorstep or to the neutral color palette that characterizes your entryway.
While umbrella stands have seen an evolution of design over the years, their usefulness hasn’t changed a bit. Browse a collection of antique, new and vintage umbrella stands today on 1stDibs.
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