Aesthetic Movement Oak and Brass Umbrella Hall Stand

A Fine French Empire Mahogany Music Stand 19th Century The adjustable top with swan carvings on the side with gilt bronze mounts over a tripod base ...

Daniel Morper American, b. 1944 Lower Manhattan, St. Pauls, Woolworth Building & City Hall, NY Oil on canvas, signed on recto at lower right 36 in. by 50 in. W/frame 38 in. by 52 in. Landscape painter Daniel Morper is known for his naturalistic, light-saturated images of such diverse scenes as views upward into the skies above Manhattan, scenic panoramas of the badlands and canyons of the American West, and nostalgic paintings of rural landscapes and townscapes. In 2008 LewAllen Contemporary presented the first retrospective exhibition covering the full scope of Morper's career, from his Manhattan cityscapes of the 1970s, up to and including his portraits of the old Santa Fe Railyard. "Morper rewards looking." So says well-known art critic and historian Peter Frank in the catalogue for LewAllen Contemporary's retrospective exhibition. Frank adds: "Morper has a knack for finding the spectacular in the mundane…emphasizing - but not exaggerating - the skew of a vantage, the force and weight of a horizon, the surprise and poignancy of an object silhouetted against a sky." By combining a pre-modernist regard for the meaning of nature with a modernist's search for elemental vision and post-modern exactitude, Morper has, in Peter Frank's view, "helped to bring about a veritable renaissance in American landscape painting." Another critic has noted, "Morper's style borders the edge of photo-realism but is filled with metaphor: stunning Southwest light...

An American Carved Walnut Stand With Marble Top Mid 19th Century The circular top carved with foliage with a marble insert on a tripod base ending in scrolled feet Height 34 in. ...

The rectangular top with inlays over a case with a single drawer and a tambour door all resting on four tapering legs.

An Italian Venetian Louis XV painted stand 18th century  Decorated throughout with a single drawer over two cupboard doors all on cabriole legs. M...

The tray depicts a woman standing in a wooded landscape; it is also stamped on the back and dated 1885. The tray is set in a later steel and gilt bronze stand.

A lovely oak and brass umbrella or stick stand. Original patina Nice colour of oak with brass hardware Sturdy construction. Copper tray in the base is in good condition Walking s...

A superb Aesthetic Movement walnut and brass mount hall stand attributed to James Shoolbred - London. Kite registration stamps - Dated 1883. James Shoolbred & Co were a firm of ...

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

Dr C. Dresser style of, An Aesthetic Movement Gothic style oak hall stand with central arched mirror, flanked by open sides and six turned button ended coat hooks to the outer edges, with mitred plank details above a lift up seat with storage...

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

Oak Stick or Umbrella hall stand The stand is made in Oak, it has turned uprights, the top is divided into 4 sections and will hold both Walking...