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A George III Sheraton Period Hat and Coat Stand
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A George III Sheraton Period Hat and Coat Stand

18th century
Sold 24 May 2025 · William Cook Antiques
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Description

Dating from the late 18th century and made from Cuban mahogany, the stand has an elegant reeded splay base with the original brass casters. It is of good quality and colour with a wax patinated surface. Circa 1795

Date of Manufacture

William Cook Antiques has dated this George III Hat Stand to the 18th Century.

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195cm (76.77")
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SA1110277
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Dating from the late 18th century and made from Cuban mahogany, the stand has an elegant reeded splay base with the original brass casters. It is of good quality and colour with a wax patinated surface. Circa 1795
Date of Manufacture

William Cook Antiques has dated this George III Hat Stand to the 18th Century.

Height
195cm (76.77")
Reference Numbers
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SA1110277
William Cook Antiques
William Cook Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Oct 2019

Dealers in fine antique furniture, objects and works of art from the late 17th to mid 20th century with the emphesis being on quality

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William Cook Antiques is a registered member of LAPADA  CINOA

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A dark brown mahogany George III hat and coat stand featuring multiple tiers of turned hooks and splayed legs. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO
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Archive I A dark brown mahogany George III hat and coat stand featuring multiple tiers of turned hooks and splayed legs. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

A George III Sheraton Period Hat and Coat Stand

Archive II A dark brown mahogany George III hat and coat stand featuring multiple tiers of turned hooks and splayed legs. View II
Archive III A dark brown mahogany George III hat and coat stand featuring multiple tiers of turned hooks and splayed legs. View III
Archive IV A dark brown mahogany George III hat and coat stand featuring multiple tiers of turned hooks and splayed legs. View IV
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William Cook Antiques

William Cook Antiques
Telephone 01488 681254 or 07885 031301
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15 Bridge Street
Hungerford
Berkshire
RG17 0EG
United Kingdom
Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/williamcook
Verified Since Oct 2019
Items For Sale 44
Items Sold 320
William Cook Antiques
William Cook Antiques
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A dark brown mahogany George III hat and coat stand featuring multiple tiers of turned hooks and splayed legs.
A George III Sheraton Period Hat and Coat Stand
Ref: SA1110277
A dark brown mahogany George III hat and coat stand featuring multiple tiers of turned hooks and splayed legs.
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  • ObjectCoat Stand
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorge III
  • MaterialMahogany
  • ColourDark Brown
  • MotifsTurned wooden column, Tiered coat hooks, Splayed cabriole legs
  • SizeH 195 cm (77 in)

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The Sheraton style, prominent during the late 18th century within the George III period, is characterised by classical restraint, graceful proportions, straight lines, and refined use of mahogany and inlay veneers.

Cabinet makers typically used dense hardwoods such as mahogany, sometimes incorporating brass fittings, turned wooden spindles, and weighted internal bases or splayed legs for stability.

Authentication involves examining timber oxidisation, hand-cut joinery, traditional turnings, tool marks, and verifying that the wood species and construction methods align with late 18th-century workshop practices.

Placing a historical timber piece in an entranceway provides functional utility while adding architectural character and contrast to minimalist modern decor.

Preservation requires maintaining stable indoor humidity levels, avoiding direct sunlight to prevent timber fading, and occasionally applying microcrystalline wax to nourish the wood surface.
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