Forged Iron Coat Stand, Italy, 1980s

- carefully refurbished

- good original condition with minor signs of use

Vintage coat hanger made of plastic and metal made in Italy in the 1980's. Marked with'CASPIM'.

Industrial coat rack from Bauhaus factory built in 1920s. Original condition with losses on chrome. Cleaned, polished.

Made in Czechoslovakia Made of Metal,Rattan With aged patina Good Original condition

Coat stand from Czech Bauhaus factory built in 1920s. Unusual original pink paint. Traces of rust on surface.     

The coat stand was designed and made in the 1980s. Also the coat rack features an umbrella stand. It was made of black lacquered coated tube steel and chromed metal. This vintage pie...

An Italian 1980s brass hat and coat stand of unusual form. Having a revolving top and marble weighted base, Italy, circa 1985 Measures: Height 63in, diameter of base 14in.

Brass umbrella stand, Italy, 1980s It has always belonged to my paternal grandparents. Signs of the time.

Italian modular hanging coat rack, 1980s. Dimensions: H= 128 cm; W= 193 cm; D= 28 cm.

Discover the epitome of avant-garde design with the Archizoom 'Orchidea' Coat Stand, a stunning piece created by the visionary Massimo Morozzi in the vibrant era of the 1980s. This i...

Incredible workmanship antique coat rack & stick stand. Over the years we have seen and sold a number of unique and top quality antiques made of wrought iron, but this is by far the best we have ever seen. The Arts & Crafts design of this large and incredibly stylish hallway coat rack really is breath taking. Both design wise and in terms of the quality of the workmanship this simply is a work of art. The quality of the 'blacksmithing' is so good that we first did not understand what we were looking at, because it is almost too good. The precision with which the hand forged details are made and the cleanness of the surface and the perfection of the connections, we have never seen anything like this. We even contemplated that this could be a replica. However, when looking at the wear to the base, the antique nuts and the antique wooden casters...