British Antique Wooden Umbrella Stand / Entrance Interior (91-71)

This is an antique wooden umbrella stand (stick stand) found in the English countryside.
Circa 1930s. Oak wood.

This umbrella stand features a heavy, substantial form characteristic of British antiques. The aged patina of the old wood, dulled by time, is also lovely.

The twisted leg design, famous in antique furniture, is called Barley Sugar Twist, said to be inspired by the candy stick of the same name made from barley sugar. While the design itself is old, it began to be used in furniture in the late 17th century and became popular during the Victorian era.

The entrance is the first place visitors pass through, so why not elevate your entryway with a piece of furniture that creates a sophisticated atmosphere?

In addition to being used as shop display fixtures, it would be fun to create a scene reminiscent of European films or interior design magazines by combining it with antique furniture in your daily space. Combining it with modern furniture could also be interesting.

Please note that there are signs of age-related deterioration, including dirt, scratches, rust, cracks, peeling, and stains.
We ask for your understanding of these conditions before making a purchase.

○Size○
H: Approx. 74.5cm x W: Approx. 32cm x D: Approx. 27cm
*Please allow for slight variations.