Superb French Cast Iron Hall Stand, Signed Corneau Freres Charleville

Superb Heavy French Copper and Iron Stick Stand, Umbrella Stand A very superb quality piece, the stand is round, it has a hand beaten brass design showing Superb Heavy French Copper...

A 19th Century French Cast Iron Umbrella Stand. 19th Century French Cast Iron Umbrella Stand this is a beautifully detailed piece showing a stork standing over the water watching a...

Superb French Brass Stick Stand, Umbrella Stand A very superb quality piece, the stand is round, it has a hand beaten brass design showing a rather mediaeval indoor country scene, t...

Victorian Cast Iron Umbrella Stand This great piece shows the story of the young Hercules wrestling with a serpent, this forms the...

Please message us with your zip code to request a more reasonable domestic U.S. shipping quote. Antique French Art Nouveau Cast Iron Hall Tree Mirror Stand attributed to Alfred Corn...

Emanating the spirit of the Art Nouveau movement, this French Cast Iron Hall Tree by Alfred Corneau is a captivating artifact from the turn of the 20th century. Expertly shaped with decorative details, the Hall Tree features an elegant mirror plate accentuated with six practical hooks for organizing outerwear. Below this, a demilune shelf and shell-form drip tray serve functional and aesthetic purposes alike. A visual testament to Corneau's hollowware craft, it fuses aesthetics with function in a utilitarian piece of decor that will elevate any entrance or hallway. FRENCH ART NOUVEAU CAST IRON HALL TREE, ALFRED CORNEAU, C.1900, SHAPED FLAT MIRROR PLATE, FRAMED BY SIX HOOKS, OVER DEMILUNE SHELF, SHELL-FORM DRIP TRAY, HAIRLINE TO MIRROR PLATE, APPROX 69.5"H, 39"W, 15.5"D. PROVENANCE: PROPERTY OF A DISTINGUISHED AUSTIN FAMILY...

Coalbrookdale-style cast iron hall stand, of arched form, with eight scrolled hooks, the central pierced oval with cast leaf and fruit swags, over twin umbrella compartments, scroll ...

A polished cast iron hall stick stand decorated in relief in the Arts and Crafts japoneserie manner reminiscent of Thomas Jekyll. The reverse bearing ...