Dutch Originals (Gispen Classics) - Willem Hendrik Gispen - Umbrella stand/rack - 1017 - High-gloss chromed tubular steel, plastic - Umbrella stand/rack

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Gispen 1017 paraplustandaard/rek, a licensed Dutch Originals (Gispen Classics) reissue designed by W. H. Gispen, with a high‑gloss chrome tubular frame and black plastic drip tray, dating to 1990–2000, 54 cm high and 28.5 cm in width and depth, weighing 3.2 kg, made in the Netherlands and in excellent condition.

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This object is a Gispen 1017 umbrella stand/rack, an iconic Dutch Design design by the Dutch designer W.H. Gispen from 1933.
• Frame: A sleek, open tube frame made of high-gloss chrome-plated steel.
• Drip tray: A round black receptacle at the bottom (often in black plastic color (RAL 9004)) to catch the dripping water from wet umbrellas.
• Style: Functional tube-frame design typical of the modernist and Bauhaus era of the 1930s.
At the bottom there is the original Dutch Originals sticker with the unique production number 141997.
This beautifully designed umbrella stand/rack, model 1017, was originally designed in 1933 by the legendary Dutch designer W.H. Gispen.
This concerns an official and licensed reissue of high quality, produced by Dutch Originals (Gispen Classics).
The object is in beautiful condition.
The geometric, open tube frame is finished in high-gloss chrome and has a fantastic modernist look that fits perfectly in both a classic and modern interior (Bauhaus / Gispen style).
The original black plastic drip tray is present.
Dimensions: 54 cm high, 28.5 cm wide and 28.5 cm deep, and a diameter of 28.5 cm.
Weight: 3200 g.
An icon of Dutch Design.
Carefully packed, registered, and insured shipping.
Not shipped to the United States.

This object is a Gispen 1017 umbrella stand/rack, an iconic Dutch Design design by the Dutch designer W.H. Gispen from 1933.
• Frame: A sleek, open tube frame made of high-gloss chrome-plated steel.
• Drip tray: A round black receptacle at the bottom (often in black plastic color (RAL 9004)) to catch the dripping water from wet umbrellas.
• Style: Functional tube-frame design typical of the modernist and Bauhaus era of the 1930s.
At the bottom there is the original Dutch Originals sticker with the unique production number 141997.
This beautifully designed umbrella stand/rack, model 1017, was originally designed in 1933 by the legendary Dutch designer W.H. Gispen.
This concerns an official and licensed reissue of high quality, produced by Dutch Originals (Gispen Classics).
The object is in beautiful condition.
The geometric, open tube frame is finished in high-gloss chrome and has a fantastic modernist look that fits perfectly in both a classic and modern interior (Bauhaus / Gispen style).
The original black plastic drip tray is present.
Dimensions: 54 cm high, 28.5 cm wide and 28.5 cm deep, and a diameter of 28.5 cm.
Weight: 3200 g.
An icon of Dutch Design.
Carefully packed, registered, and insured shipping.
Not shipped to the United States.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
3200 g
Title additional information
Umbrella stand/rack
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Netherlands
Manufacturer/brand
Dutch Originals (Gispen Classics)
Model
1017
Designer/artist/maker
Willem Hendrik Gispen
Material
High-gloss chromed tubular steel, plastic
Style
Mid-century modern
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
54 cm
Width
28.5 cm
Depth
28.5 cm
Diameter
28.5 cm
Estimated period
1990-2000
The NetherlandsVerified
Private

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