Coat rack - Chrome, Steel - Art Deco

Elegant decorative wall coat rack in Art Deco style, made of glossy chrome-plated metal. A distinctive model with beautiful open-work side supports, multiple top bars and a separate bottom rod with adjustable clothing hooks.

The coat rack features a pronounced geometric and graceful design that aligns well with the Art Deco styling. The two side pieces are particularly striking: they are crafted with round and curved motifs that give the otherwise strict line work of the horizontal bars a decorative character.

At the top there are several parallel bars intended as a hat or luggage rack and also suitable for items such as scarves. The ends are finished with characteristic rounded, knob-like elements.

Under the rack is a long horizontal rod to which several double chrome coat hooks are attached. These can be slid along the rod, so their position can be adjusted as desired. This makes the coat rack not only decorative but also practical in use.

The chrome finish gives the whole the typical luxurious appearance strongly associated with interiors from the twenties and thirties. Due to the combination of the shiny metal, the graceful side panels and the long horizontal lines, it is a beautiful object for both an authentic period interior and a modern interior in which an original vintage accent is desired.

Condition: the coat rack is in nice vintage condition, with signs of use and aging appropriate to its probable age. In the photos there are locally some discoloration, superficial signs of wear and marks on the metal visible. The various photos show the object from all around and give a good impression of the construction and condition. Please examine the photos carefully; they form an important part of the description.

A decorative and functional Art Deco wall coat rack, attractive due to the combination of the chrome surface, the open-work design and the sliding hooks. Very suitable for a hall, wardrobe, bedroom, hotel or hospitality interior, or as a collector’s item for Art Deco enthusiasts and early-20th-century interior design.