Coat rack - Art Deco wall-mounted bracket for plants or a lamp.

Wall-mounted pedestal, wrought iron architectural piece from the Art Deco period around 1935-1940. Openwork decoration of foliage and berries, the tips finished with lilies. Could in principle serve as a flower pot, often slip-cast, held by 3 chains that fasten into the elbow-shaped part in the form of a large floral volute. Could potentially serve as a support for a lamp, holes already made but it is possible to perforate the branches to pass a wire. No brand or signature apparent on this old object. In good condition, no breakage, crack, loss or impact. Overall height 62 cm, upper perpendicular branch 45 cm long. Total weight almost 2.1 kg.
Still No delivery to the U.S.A.