This solid teak hall stand is a striking example of early 20th-century functional design, likely influenced by the Arts and Crafts movement. Its angular design ensures it is a timeless addition to your home.
It features a tall, slatted back with four metal hooks, ideal for hanging coats, hats, or scarves. The surface shelf space is a lid that can lift to reveal a built-in storage box, perfect for stashing gloves, keys, or other entryway essentials.
On the sides, umbrellas can be hung with removable metal trays at the bottom base to catch the water, making the piece not only beautiful but highly practical. The clean lines and vertical slats reflect the Mission or Arts and Crafts style, emphasizing sturdy craftsmanship and the honest use of quality materials. This hall stand would have originally graced the entryway of a well-appointed Edwardian or late Victorian home.
The stand has been fully restored and re-sealed, bringing out the beautiful woodgrain.
Dimensions:
75cm W X 30.5cm D X 176cm H
Shelf storage box: 57cm W X 26cm D X 10cm H
Shelf height: 84.5cm.
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Our images form part of the item/s description. Although every effort is made to refurbish our furniture to represent its original state best, it must be noted that most of the items we source date from the 1950s to the late 1970s. For this reason, and although restored, signs of their vintage condition & age might still be visible. We will normally point out any visible/notable concerns. Take note of all photos or view the item in-store prior to purchasing.q