Antique Victorian Wooden Hall Stand / Tree / Coat Rack / Umbrella / Green Man
Circa 1880
Embrace the charm of the Victorian era with this antique wooden hall stand, a versatile piece that serves as both a functional entryway accessory and a decorative nod to a bygone time.
The hall stand features:
All the original turned and carved 10 hooks for coats, scarfs and hats.
One lift up glove or key storage compartment
Two umbrella & stick stand compartments with original tin drip trays to the base.
The original central mirror for a quick check before leaving home.
Green man carved mask to the centre support.
Crafted from solid wood, this hall tree stands at an impressive195cm tall offering ample space for hanging coats, storing umbrellas, and displaying your favourite hats upon. The hall stand at just 29cm from front to back means its nice slim size is perfect for a small space to not overpower the area, even with its impressive height.
This free-standing piece is designed to complement any traditional home, adding a touch of elegance and practicality to your space.
Purchased from estate of John W. Mills:
John W. Mills was globally recognised as a master of the art of sculpture, and his work graces public and private collections, as well as institutions worldwide. A fellow of the Royal Society of Sculptors and Artists, he won numerous awards and design competitions throughout his distinguished career. Mills is also well known for creating iconic coin designs for The Royal Mint, including the D Day landings commemorative 50 pence piece.
Other notable works include the William Blake Memorial (Westminster Abbey), Monument to the Women of World War II (Whitehall) and the National Firefighters Memorial, form a crucial part of London’s historic fabric.
John’s work can also be found around the country, including the beautiful Memorial to Alan Turing at the University of Surrey, and indeed around the world.
Height 195cm
78cm X 29cm
Condition - Good.
Stands freely.
Perfectly useable for many years to come.
Mirror is tarnished typical of age.
