The Antiques Hound has dated this Oak Coat Umbrella Stand to the Edwardian era.
The tall, slender form features a shaped top section fitted with original iron coat hooks, a central umbrella rack, and a drip tray at the base, making it both highly practical and visually striking. The warm oak patina has developed beautifully over time and remains in very good original condition.
The maker’s stamp “G.W. Evans” is a particularly desirable feature, confirming its authenticity and quality of manufacture. G.W. Evans pieces are increasingly sought after for their craftsmanship and clean, timeless design.
Key Details:
Period: Edwardian, Arts & Crafts (circa 1900–1915)
Maker: G.W. Evans (stamped)
Material: Solid oak with original metal hooks
Condition: Very good original condition, with attractive aged patina
Features: Coat hooks, umbrella rack, removable drip tray base
A superb addition to a period hallway or porch, this hall stand offers both functional storage and understated Arts & Crafts elegance. Equally at home in a traditional or modern interior, it is a rare and honest example by a respected maker.
The Antiques Hound has dated this Oak Coat Umbrella Stand to the Edwardian era.
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Arts & Crafts Oak Coat Umbrella Stand by GW Evans (London)
