Antique English Edwardian Umbrella and Stick Stand in Oak, 1900s

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A beautifully crafted early 20th-century English Edwardian umbrella and stick stand, finely constructed in oak and distinguished by its elegant … Read more A beautifully crafted early 20th-century English Edwardian umbrella and stick stand, finely constructed in oak and distinguished by its elegant turned supports, original metal drip tray and attractive period detailing. Designed to accommodate umbrellas, walking sticks and canes, the stand combines practical everyday function with the decorative quality characteristic of well-made Edwardian hall furniture. Elegant turned supports form an important part of the design, creating an attractive architectural framework while providing a sturdy and practical structure for organising umbrellas and sticks. The base retains its original metal drip tray, an especially desirable feature that protects the surrounding floor from moisture while contributing to the authentic period character of the piece. Throughout, the oak displays particularly attractive natural grain, rich warm colouring and established character. The quality of the timber and traditional construction are evident across the piece, while the decorative detailing gives the stand considerably more presence than a purely utilitarian example. Measuring 70 cm wide and only 27 cm deep, the stand provides useful capacity while retaining relatively shallow proportions, making it particularly suitable for a hallway, entrance hall, porch or boot room. Presented in good antique condition, with appropriate signs of age and historic use consistent with its early 20th-century origin. A highly desirable example of Edwardian hall furniture, combining richly grained oak, elegant turned supports and its original metal drip tray within a practical and beautifully proportioned design. Dimensions: Height: 77 cm Width: 70 cm Depth: 27 cm Weight: Approximately 15 kg (33 lb). See less