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19th Century Solid Oak Rectangular Stick Stand with Four Sections and Drop Tray, Supports with Canted Corners
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19th Century Solid Oak Rectangular Stick Stand with Four Sections and Drop Tray, Supports with Canted Corners

19th century
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19th Century solid oak rectangular stick stand with four sections and drop tray, supports with canted corners

All measurements are Width x Depth x Height from longest part.

36.5 x 12.5 x 28 Inches

93 x 32 x 71 cm

Declaration

Y Not Antiques has dated this Victorian Oak Stick Stand to the Victorian era.

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SA318990
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420
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Description
19th Century solid oak rectangular stick stand with four sections and drop tray, supports with canted corners

All measurements are Width x Depth x Height from longest part.

36.5 x 12.5 x 28 Inches

93 x 32 x 71 cm

Date of Manufacture

Y Not Antiques has dated this Victorian Oak Stick Stand to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA318990
Dealers Internal Ref
420
Y Not Antiques
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A rectangular 19th-century solid oak stick stand featuring four upper compartments, canted corner posts, and an integrated metal drip tray at the base.
19th Century solid oak rectangular stick stand with four sections and drop tray, supports with canted corners
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Stick stands emerged prominently during the 19th century as essential entry hall storage items for walking canes, riding crops, and umbrellas in British homes. They evolved from practical metal drip pans into decorative timber structures suited to domestic entryways.

Traditional 19th-century stick stands were primarily constructed from solid hardwoods such as oak, mahogany, or walnut, alongside cast iron variants. Most timber stands featured a zinc, tin, or iron drop tray at the base to retain moisture.

Authentic 19th-century examples typically display period joinery techniques, original metal drip trays with historical oxidisation, and natural wear along the timber legs. Look for hand-finished chamfered edges, canted corners, and legitimate signs of age-related timber shrinkage.

Position the stick stand near a main entryway or porch to fulfill its original functional purpose while adding historic warmth to the space. It can hold contemporary umbrellas, antique walking sticks, or rolled architectural plans and maps for visual interest.

Clean the wooden frame with a dry microfiber cloth and periodically apply high-grade beeswax polish along the direction of the grain. Ensure the metal drip tray is wiped dry after exposure to moisture to prevent oxidisation and protect the surrounding timber.
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