What characterises an Arts and Crafts coat stand?

Arts and Crafts coat stands feature clean structural lines, functional design, and an emphasis on the natural grain of timber rather than excessive applied ornament.

What materials were traditionally used in antique coat stands?

Antique coat stands were typically constructed from solid hardwoods such as walnut, oak, or mahogany, often fitted with brass or cast iron hooks for weight-bearing durability.

How can authentic Arts and Crafts era hall trees be identified?

Authentic pieces from this period display hand-finished joinery, original metal ironmongery, and often maker stamps or metal registry plates affixed near the base or upper frame.

How can an antique walnut coat stand be integrated into a modern interior?

Position the stand in an entryway, porch, or dressing space alongside minimalist contemporary decor to allow the warm timber tones and vertical silhouette to serve as a focal point.

How should solid walnut furniture be maintained and preserved?

Dust the wooden frame regularly with a soft dry cloth and apply a clear beeswax polish periodically along the grain to prevent the timber from drying over time.

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Arts and Crafts Solid Walnut Coat Stand by Jas. Shoolbred

Name: Arts and Crafts Solid Walnut Coat Stand by Jas. Shoolbred
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1218044
Price: 985 GBP
Availability: InStock

1900 - 1920

For Sale by Spinka & Co

Description

K0662 Fine quality Jas Shoolbred figured and solid walnut coat stand, having five original double hooks in brass on revolving top adorned with a finial, raised on three fluted supports with further three hooks and a finial terminating in a fluted circular base, all standing on shaped legs. The base is fitted with an original lead ring for the stability and the coat stand is also design to lean back for a counter balance. Stamp with Jas Shoolbred 8242.

This antique coat stand has been sympathetically restored, it retains its original finish which has been cleaned, revived and waxed, original deep colour and good patina. Showing some age commensurate marks. This fine quality hall stand would sit perfectly in a corner, it would add style to an antique or modern interior. Truly timeless design. c1900

H79" W25 1/4" D22 3/4"

H200cm W64cm D58cm

The swivelling top and the finial can be removed for the transportation, H179cm.

In the 1820’s James Shoolbred started his company in London. James Shoolbred & Co sold textiles, carpets and other items for interior decorating. In the 1870’s the company was designing and producing original, high-quality furniture, inspired by the aesthetic qualities of E.W. Godwin’s architecture. The furniture was sold in-store and also featured in the James Shoolbred & Co catalogue, which was circulated outside of London. Within another decade the company expanded and moved into a larger location in London, becoming one of the first department stores. James Shoolbred furniture was always displayed and photographed alongside the textiles, carpets and lamps that the company also sold, creating an example interior design for customers to view.

Physical Dimensions

Height

200cm (78.74")

Width

64cm (25.20")

Depth

58cm (22.83")

Declaration

Spinka & Co has dated this Arts and Crafts Coat Stand to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1218044

Dealers Internal Reference

k0662

Dealers Notes

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If you require any further information please don’t hesitate to contact us on info@spinka.co or 07517940350 (00447517940350 what’s app).

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We will then arrange a collection and issue a full refund.

The cost of return will be equal to the original delivery cost even when the cost is included (usually between £70-£185) and will be deducted from your refund.

We do not refund the original delivery cost.

The furniture must arrive back to us in the same condition that it left us.

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The base is fitted with an original lead ring for the stability and the coat stand is also design to lean back for a counter balance.

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Stamp with Jas Shoolbred 8242.

fig 1. A tall freestanding dark walnut coat stand featuring a slatted central column, brass hooks, a turned finial, and four splayed feet. — fig 1. Arts and Crafts Solid Walnut Coat Stand by Jas. Shoolbred

This antique coat stand has been sympathetically restored, it retains its original finish which has been cleaned, revived and waxed, original deep colour and good patina. Showing some age commensurate marks. This fine quality hall stand would sit perfectly in a corner, it would add style to an antique or modern interior. Truly timeless design. c1900

fig 2. A tall freestanding dark walnut coat stand featuring a slatted central column, brass hooks, a turned finial, and four splayed feet. — fig 2. Arts and Crafts Solid Walnut Coat Stand by Jas. Shoolbred

H79" W25 1/4" D22 3/4"

H200cm W64cm D58cm

The swivelling top and the finial can be removed for the transportation, H179cm.

In the 1820’s James Shoolbred started his company in London. James Shoolbred & Co sold textiles, carpets and other items for interior decorating. In the 1870’s the company was designing and producing original, high-quality furniture, inspired by the aesthetic qualities of E.W. Godwin’s architecture. The furniture was sold in-store and also featured in the James Shoolbred & Co catalogue, which was circulated outside of London. Within another decade the company expanded and moved into a larger location in London, becoming one of the first department stores. James Shoolbred furniture was always displayed and photographed alongside the textiles, carpets and lamps that the company also sold, creating an example interior design for customers to view.