Finely carved Victorian mahogany plant stand / torchere. Single tier with fluted column support atop triform base with lion claws.

Height: 148cm (58 1/2'')

Diameter of tier: 21cm (8 1/4'')

Victorian 4 division cast iron umbrella stand. Manufactured by the Coalbrookdale company of Shropshire England. Stamped with registered design number 330925, and No 249. The design lozenge is a little indistinct but the design dates from the 8th January 1879. If not the original paint, very close to it.

These antlers are a good example of late 19th / early 20th Century taxidermy. Mounted on the original mahogany shield.

Width approx: 24" 60 cm

Iconic design by Dr Christopher Dresser,  manufactured by Coalbrookdale of Ironbridge, Shropshire, England.

Circa1871

Width 19 inches - 48.5cm
Height 32 inches - 81cm
Depth 6 3/4 inches - 17.5cm

This floor standing stand originally used in  a milliners’ shop in France. Lovely wooden turned upright column,  set on a triform base with flat top hat rest above.

Diameter Top: 3 inches - 8cm

Height: 47 inches - 119cm

Diameter Base: 8 1/2 inches - 22cm

A very good quality Victorian cast iron umbrella / stick stand. This stand is in the Gothic style.  It is very detailed with pierced back and removable drip tray. Very good condition, probably later paint finish.

Width 20 3/4 inches - 53cm
Height 39 3/4 inches - 101cm
Depth 8 inches - 20.3cm

A 19th Century cast iron circular boss, decorated in relief with a central lion's head within a continuous band of Roman soldiers in combat

Diameter: 55cm (21 1/2")

The original which hangs in Windsor Castle was designed by Cellini in 1854, under commission from Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. The circular shield is embossed with four episodes from the life of Julius Caesar.

This is a  Victorian cast iron copy, with bronze painted highlights.

Diameter: 55cm (21 1/2")

Regency cast iron umbrella / stick stand signed A Kennrick and sons No 3.

Arts and Crafts standard lamps -brass with copper detail.  Beautiful lamps with claw feet. The lamps  were originally designed for oil. Telescopic adjustment and very heavy. The lamps are definitely in the style of W.A.S. Benson, but neither lamp is marked.

A VICTORIAN CAST IRON COAT/HAT WALL MOUNTING
BY E & T SMITH, SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY
Stamped E & T SMITH, SHEFFIELD, No 72 and with diamond design registration mark for 18th October 1866.
54in. (137cm.) wide, 19¼in. (49cm.) high

A very rare 19th Century  Victorian Cast Iron and Brass Umbrella / Stick Stand. "The Jubilee" cast to celebrate Victorias Jubilee. Depicts Britania atop a lion holding a plaque of Queen Victoria. Lift out drip tray in the form of an oyster shell.  Great condition, good for another 100 years.

Measures approx :-

Height  xx"

Width yy"

   Coalbrookdale cast iron plant stand. Fantastic detail and very rare.

Detailed ornately pierced upper tier, atop tri-form legs with figurines.  Conjoined base with fox/wolf head detail.

   Coloured green, this I believe is the undercoat, the top coat was previously white, this apparrant underneath the base.

A real talking point, ideal for indoor or outdoor use. Registered design number 99411, Date lozenge for 21/02/1855

    -height to top tier - 91.5cm (36''), diameter of top tier 42cm (16 1/2'') 1 off

    -height to lower tier - 69cm (27''), diameter of lower tier 12.5cm (5'')   3 off

    -distance foot to foot 69cm (27'')

Condition excellent - However there should be a small ground level acanthus style leaf or tier which is missing.

Unmarked Thonet Umbrella / Stick  Stand. Discovered along with a similar stand in a north of England cafe. It featured in the 1914 Thonet catalogue- Model No : 11401

Unmarked Thonet Umbrella / Stick  Stand. Discovered along with a similar stand in a north of England cafe. It's mate featured in the 1914 Thonet catalogue.

A Coalbrookdale Cast Iron Plant Stand, with four tiers incorporating laurel leaf elements. Mid 19th Century, in excellent condition, with superb castings.

height 43 inch

diameter 31 1/4 inch

French style cast iron hall stand with five  coat hooks and lift out tray.

A VICTORIAN CAST IRON HALL STAND
BY YATES HAYWOOD & CO, LATE 19TH CENTURY
Complete with a white marble shelf. and drawer with frieze. Known as the THE ROTHERHAM and stamped No 31
   77in. (195cm,) high, 28in. (71cm.) wide

A white painted Victorian cast iron hall stand

In the manner of Coalbrookdale, the central foliate and spiral cast support with inset mirror surrounded by coat hooks. Above a stick / umbrell stand base, with removable drip trays, 54cm wide x 27cm deep x 182cm high,(21" wide x 10.5" deep x 71.5" high)

19/20th Century  Falkirk Iron Co. Victorian Cast Iron Umbrella Stand. Signed Falkirk. Paint was in a state so sand blasted and repainted. Great condition, good for another 100 years.

Measures approx :-

Height  33"

Width 23 1/2"

Mahogany and brass wine table. Druce & Co Cabinet makers Baker St,  NW1 

Coalbrookdale cast iron Umbrella Stand :                         A Victorian 12 ring cast iron umbrella and stick stand, last quarter 19th century, by Coalbrookdale. The end supports with stylised foliate ornament, retaining the original drip tray. The underside of the drip tray stamped with "No 250". Base  stamped with  Coalbrookdale marks, design registration 'No. 330925', to the sides.

 A VICTORIAN GOTHIC CAST-IRON UMBRELLA STAND
 BY COALBROOKDALE, CIRCA 1875
 Of rectangular form, the plateau with twenty four apertures, the base with two later lift-out drip trays, the end-standards stamped with  NO.12826 and NO.21
 

24 " (61 cm) Height

39 " (99 cm) Width

13½ " (34 cm) Depth

Small Cast iron Stick Umbrella stand.

24" (61cm) Height

14" (35.5cm) Width

8"  (20cm) Depth

Recently sand blasted and Painted.

A VICTORIAN CAST-IRON STICK-STAND
BY THE COALBROOKDALE FOUNDRY, SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY
Modelled with a dog holding a whip in its mouth, the dished base cast as lotus leaves with diamond registration mark and number '85297', the base further stamped with registration diamond and further numbered '14'.
 

Approximate Dimensions:

23" (58cm) Height
24 1/2" (62cm) Width

13" (33cm) Depth

A large and truly magnificent cast iron umbrella stand with scroll foliage decoration. Two lift out drip trays. Original brown with gold. Design registration for 27.9.1866. 
Maker  Falkirk Iron Co. There is one in the Falkirk museum. Aquire your own piece of Scottish History.

Approximate Dimensions:

3' 4 1/2" (1.03m) Height
2' 6" (76cm) Width

 9" (23cm) Depth

Falkirk Foundry cast iron pub / console table base. Very rare and retains original cast iron top. Design in the manner of Dr  Christopher Dresser. Has design Lozenges early third quarter 19th Centuary. The casting is superb.

A very elagent dwarf hall stand (c1900).

It has a hanger for a hat and a scarf, plus a small basket for two clothes brushes. All mounted over a three section stick stand.  The brushes are not the original, but are included.

A lovely golden oak colour, and still retains its original drip tray. It is in excellent condition.

Possibly by  Maple & Co. Limited London & Paris.

Fantastic as a feature for any home.

Approximate Dimensions:

50 3/4" (1.29m) Height

22 1/2" (0.57m) Width

10 3/4" (0. 274m) Depth

A Victorian cast iron umbrella stand

in the Coalbrookdale style
the eight circular divisions supported by a foliate scrolling lyre shaped central support, the rounded rectangular drip tray with palmette border on scrolling feet, the inside of the tray cast with the number 5, 71cm high.  Designed second quarter 19th Century.

Rectangular Victorian cast iron pub table manufactured by BICLAM.

Victorian cast iron pub table. Cast iron base with wooden top.  Three legs with a bust of a kings head at the top of each. Leg sections joined by medallions, two intact, and one missing but fastened securely. The table looks wonderfull in any setting.

Coalbrookdale Ironworks "The Victoria"

Registered Design  99029 year 1888, table number 72.  Marked "Coalbrookdale" . Designed perhaps  to celebrate the Queens Diamond Jubilee. Three legs with a bust of Victoria at the top of each. Leg sections joined by medallions, one intact, one chipped and one missing but fastened securely. The table looks wonderfull in any setting.

An very desirable circa 1900-1910 Edwardian bentwood hat and coat stand by Thonet. It's rare to find one in such good condition. This is a lovely functional and decorative item for any home or office. The bentwood stand has had one small repair to one of its hooks which is shown. The stand retains its original feet. It is signed and has the Thonet label (label illegible).