Stand - Brass - Umbrella rack with lion heads
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Heavy antique Dutch brass umbrella stand from circa 1900–1910, featuring lion heads, height 46 cm, base diameter 26.5 cm, opening diameter 20.5 cm and weight 3.4 kg.
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Heavy Antique Dutch Brass Umbrella Stand with Beautiful Lion Heads and Diamond Pattern – circa 1900 (46 cm, 3.4 kg)
For sale: an impressive and heavy antique Dutch umbrella stand, crafted around the turn of the century (c. 1880-1920). This imposing object is made of high-quality, solid brass and is finished in the classic Dutch style.
· Gorgeous decoration: The most striking feature of this piece are the two richly detailed lion heads. They are equipped with movable, textured carrying rings and convey a stately and robust appearance. The lion head is a classic symbol of strength and protection.
· Beautiful diamond pattern: The cylindrical body is entirely covered with a hand-driven (repoussé) diamond pattern. This pattern catches the light beautifully and gives the whole piece a deep, vibrant texture.
· Material & patina: Made of solid brass. The piece is non-magnetic, confirming that it is solid, high-quality metal. It has a beautiful, well-aged antique patina that adds character without being damaged.
· Stylish base: The stand rests on a solid, round, profiled brass foot ensuring perfect stability.
· Versatile use: This heavy piece is perfect as an authentic umbrella stand or walking-stick rack in the hall, but also works superbly as a decorative coal bucket next to the fireplace or as a focal point in a country-style interior.
Condition:
The piece is in good, antique, and original condition. There are normal signs of use and a natural patina that suits the age of this object.
Specifications:
· Height: 46 cm
· Foot width (base): 26.5 cm
· Opening diameter (top): 20.5 cm
· Weight: 3,400 grams (3.4 kg)
Will be shipped very carefully & securely packaged.
Heavy Antique Dutch Brass Umbrella Stand with Beautiful Lion Heads and Diamond Pattern – circa 1900 (46 cm, 3.4 kg)
For sale: an impressive and heavy antique Dutch umbrella stand, crafted around the turn of the century (c. 1880-1920). This imposing object is made of high-quality, solid brass and is finished in the classic Dutch style.
· Gorgeous decoration: The most striking feature of this piece are the two richly detailed lion heads. They are equipped with movable, textured carrying rings and convey a stately and robust appearance. The lion head is a classic symbol of strength and protection.
· Beautiful diamond pattern: The cylindrical body is entirely covered with a hand-driven (repoussé) diamond pattern. This pattern catches the light beautifully and gives the whole piece a deep, vibrant texture.
· Material & patina: Made of solid brass. The piece is non-magnetic, confirming that it is solid, high-quality metal. It has a beautiful, well-aged antique patina that adds character without being damaged.
· Stylish base: The stand rests on a solid, round, profiled brass foot ensuring perfect stability.
· Versatile use: This heavy piece is perfect as an authentic umbrella stand or walking-stick rack in the hall, but also works superbly as a decorative coal bucket next to the fireplace or as a focal point in a country-style interior.
Condition:
The piece is in good, antique, and original condition. There are normal signs of use and a natural patina that suits the age of this object.
Specifications:
· Height: 46 cm
· Foot width (base): 26.5 cm
· Opening diameter (top): 20.5 cm
· Weight: 3,400 grams (3.4 kg)
Will be shipped very carefully & securely packaged.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Weight
3400 g
Title additional information
Umbrella rack with lion heads
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Netherlands
Material
Brass
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
46 cm
Width
26.5 cm
Depth
26.5 cm
Estimated period
1900-1910
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