Japan - Racks and Stands

A coat rack with five hooks designed by Charlotte Perriand for Les Arcs ski resort in France. Made in 1970s. Pine solid wood. It's in excellent vintage condition with minor wear con...

Very old Japanese umbrella stand. It dates from the Meiji period (1860s-1900s). A very rare umbrella stand made from a stump. It is dynamic and has ...

Magazine rack designed by Pierre Jeanneret in 1960s. Provenance: Punjab Agricultural University.

This coat rack was designed by Hungarian-French designer Mathieu Matégot for the Dutch company Artimeta in the 50s. Artimeta had been producing highly artistic products such as lighting and furniture from the beginning. The elegant perforated steel used in many of Matego's works, such as Nagasaki...

A set of two rattan low chairs and a magazine rack designed by French designers duo Adrien Audoux and Frida Minet. 1960s. Original metal plates on the bottom of the chairs. Dime...

A coat rack with four hooks designed by Charlotte Perriand for Les Arcs ski resort in France. Made in 1970s. Pine solid wood. It's in excellent vintage condition with minor wear con...

Item No. 31-75 1950s / France Size W300 D110 H540 mm Magazine racks designed by Mathieu Mategot. In a good vintage condition.

It is an old medical fixture used in an old hospital in Japan. Made of iron and brass. (The hook part is made of brass) The period is from 1920 to 1940. The beautiful design a...

Item No. 27-125 Mid-20th century / France Size W480 D200 H500 mm A vintage Magazine rack from mid-20th century. This includes a glass top. It also useable as a side table.    

It is an old medical device used in an old hospital in Japan. The period is from 1900 to 1920. The beautiful design and texture of dull iron is...

You come home and put your coat on the sofa. You're tired from the day's work and the distance to your wardrobe is too far. But it's a shame to have a hanger rack in the living room. It's a shame to put a hanger rack in your living room, but it's not fashionable to hang your clothes on it either. That's where we come in. Furniture that combines hard-edged design with a casual elegance that will dispel these assumptions. It is simple, yet solid, like a European antique. The design is traditional but has been resized for modern use. The legs are sturdy and stable. The legs are sturdy and stable, so that even heavy coats can be hung on them without them falling over. The heavy, classical decoration is also very attractive. The material is oak. Oak is used all over the world for its hard wood and beautiful grain. To complement the texture, there is a choice of six chic colours. The aged iron poles are in perfect harmony with the wood. The aged iron poles blend perfectly with the wood to create a vintage look that is decades old. Colour variations The wood is available in the following six colours Grey The wood is painted in a mixture of grey and white with a brown base. This gives the wood a subtle nuance. Fume A coating that reproduces the natural weathering of the wood over time. It gives the furniture a characteristic look. Light This is the lightest of the light wood finishes. It is also the lightest of the light finishes. Medium This finish has a beautiful, well-worn colour, similar to old European furniture...

It looks like something you would find in an old western house. It's not just a piece of furniture to hang your clothes on. It is a piece of furniture that can be placed in the living room or in the entrance hall without disturbing the interior. It is the ideal piece of furniture not only for the home, but also for clothing shops, hairdressing salons, beauty salons and hotels, where high class customers are welcomed. It is the secret of a timeless and elegant design that will always be in tune with the changing seasons. The solid straight lines of the iron poles are harmonised by the soft wooden legs. It's this perfect balance that makes it unique and yet easy to use. The metal is made of brass, which has a classical feel. It is a perfect match for the wood. The "pseudo-hojozu" or "graft" on the balustrade is a perfect complement to the design. The material is Oak. It is used all over the world for its hard wood and beautiful grain. It is available in a choice of six chic colours to complement its texture. Colour variations Wood is available in the following six colours Grey Based on a brown base, the wood is painted in a mixture of grey and white. This gives the wood a subtle nuance. Fume A coating that recreates the natural weathering of the furniture over time. It gives the furniture a characteristic look. Light This is the lightest of the light wood finishes. It is also the lightest of the light finishes. Medium This finish has a beautiful, well-worn colour, like old European furniture...