Antique Walnut Hall Stand | Coat & Hat Stand with Brass Hooks, Circa 1900

This elegant early 20th-century walnut hall stand / coat and hat stand is a beautifully proportioned piece, combining refined craftsmanship with practical functionality. Featuring a striking open slatted column design, shaped brass hooks, and a richly figured walnut frame, the stand displays strong Art Nouveau and Arts & Crafts influences with subtle Edwardian styling. The warm patina and deep polished finish enhance the natural grain of the timber, while the sculptural tripod base gives the piece a graceful architectural presence ideal for both traditional and contemporary interiors.

Designed to serve as both a functional and decorative statement piece, the stand offers multiple original brass coat and hat hooks positioned at varying heights, making it ideal for entrance halls, dressing rooms, country houses, boutique interiors, or period apartments. The elegant vertical silhouette allows it to add height and character to a room without overwhelming the space, while the finely turned finials, shaped supports, and original detailing showcase the quality associated with high-end antique English furniture of the period.

A timeless and highly decorative antique coat stand with exceptional interior designer appeal, this piece would sit beautifully in a Georgian townhouse, Arts & Crafts interior, or Parisian-inspired hallway scheme. Perfect for collectors and lovers of antique furniture seeking authentic craftsmanship, rich mahogany colour, and understated sophistication. An excellent addition for those searching for antique hall stands, Edwardian coat stands, Arts & Crafts furniture, walnut hat stands, or decorative entrance hall furniture with genuine period charm.

Height: 81 inches (206 cm)

Width: 22 1/2 inches (57 cm)

Depth: 22 1/2 inches (57 cm)

Surrey Antiques have been dealing in and restoring fine furniture since 1982. With over 35 years experience dealing in all types of antique furniture from early oak and walnut to Georgian mahogany and the more exotic timbers such as rosewood and satinwood.

Whilst we deal mostly with mahogany furniture of the Georgian period designed by some of the greatest furniture designers such as Chippendale, Sheraton, Hepplewhite and Adam we also have a very good in depth knowledge of all the main periods of English furniture design from early oak to Regency and Victorian.