Umbrella stand/rack - Oak - umbrella holder






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Oak umbrella stand with a removable zinc tray, in Amsterdamse School–influenced Art Deco style, dating from the 1920s–30s, measuring 72 cm high, 61 cm wide and 26 cm deep, weighing about 6 kg, in good used condition with minor signs of age and stains.
Description from the seller
Very nice umbrella bin (umbrella stand) made of wood (oak) in combination with a zinc drip tray.
The umbrella rack is about 72 cm high, 62 cm wide and 26 cm deep, weighing over 6 kg.
The umbrella holder is made in the Amsterdam School style and is a product of the Art Deco era.
It dates from the 1920s or 1930s of the previous century.
The umbrella bin still looks very good and the construction of the rack is solid and sturdy. Not only is it a beautiful piece, it is also very functional. It is a very solid, stable stand that could easily last another 100 years in its current condition.
The zinc drip tray naturally shows signs of wear from the points of umbrellas and walking sticks that have bumped against it.
A particularly notable feature is the small bin with a hinged lid in the middle of the stand. The bin is removable. In this bin people used to keep small items, such as coins, keys, brushes or gloves.
The rack still looks good. Here and there it has some light signs of use, but that is minimal, and they are logical signs of use. It has always been handled carefully with this umbrella holder! The rack has a nice used state. In every setting this piece of furniture is a decorative and also functional addition!
The umbrella holder is carefully packed and insured for shipment.
Seller's Story
Very nice umbrella bin (umbrella stand) made of wood (oak) in combination with a zinc drip tray.
The umbrella rack is about 72 cm high, 62 cm wide and 26 cm deep, weighing over 6 kg.
The umbrella holder is made in the Amsterdam School style and is a product of the Art Deco era.
It dates from the 1920s or 1930s of the previous century.
The umbrella bin still looks very good and the construction of the rack is solid and sturdy. Not only is it a beautiful piece, it is also very functional. It is a very solid, stable stand that could easily last another 100 years in its current condition.
The zinc drip tray naturally shows signs of wear from the points of umbrellas and walking sticks that have bumped against it.
A particularly notable feature is the small bin with a hinged lid in the middle of the stand. The bin is removable. In this bin people used to keep small items, such as coins, keys, brushes or gloves.
The rack still looks good. Here and there it has some light signs of use, but that is minimal, and they are logical signs of use. It has always been handled carefully with this umbrella holder! The rack has a nice used state. In every setting this piece of furniture is a decorative and also functional addition!
The umbrella holder is carefully packed and insured for shipment.
