Arts & Crafts Period Mahogany Umbrella/ Stick Stand

Arts & Crafts Period Mahogany Umbrella & Stick Stand

An Arts & Crafts period mahogany umbrella & stick stand from around 1890-1910 and in good condition, with reeded cylindrical terminals at either end, over elongated lyre-form supports with turned spindles and on short legs, united by moulded box stretchers to the top with 2 intermediate cross-beams and similar but inverted L-shaped stretchers to the base, within which is laid the original tripartite tin-plate drip tray, this handsome piece will impress in any elegantly presented entrance hall and is sure to attract the admiring attention of your guests.

Width 70.5cm x Depth 30.25cm (c27.75" x c12") & Height 71.5cm (c28")

This piece dates from around the turn of the 20thC, so you may expect the mature character & patina of age, together with wear & tear commensurate with normal use, including the occasional small loss to turned mouldings and minor dilapidations to the tin-plate drip tray but, otherwise, it's in good, clean & sound condition and is ready to use in your home.

DELIVERY:

THE DELIVERY COST WILL VARY, DEPENDING ON THE BUYER'S LOCATION AND IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE SELLING PRICE OF THE ITEM

I will deliver this item myself for £15 only within a 25 mile radius of Brackley in Northamptonshire, £35 only within a radius of 26-50 miles or up to £75 only within a radius of 51-100 miles. Where possible, I will quote at commercial rates for distances over 100 miles or try www.shiply.com for couriers with part loads but, in all cases where you are considering a purchase, please let me have your PostCode so I may confirm the delivery cost. Alternatively, you are welcome to collect the item yourself.

I am open to enquiries from outside the UK and I can arrange shipment to the USA & Europe. However, please bear in mind that shipping costs may be prohibitive and will include my own expenses.

PAYMENT:

I accept payment by PayPal but generally I prefer Cash upon Delivery/Collection.

VIEWING:

This item may be viewed, by appointment, at Brackley in Northamptonshire, UK.

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