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Coalbrookdale 36 Hole Umbrella Stand
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Coalbrookdale 36 Hole Umbrella Stand

19th century
Description

Of rectangular form the plateau with 36 apertatures, the base with 3 lift out metal drip trays, the ends with arched gothic castings with original blackened and bronzed decoration, sitting on a cast frame with architectural plinth. Coalbrookdale pattern number 12826 and number 21c casting catalogue of 187 5, page 235, number 221. A very rare and desirable item ideal for a club, hotel, store, large residence or apartment foyer. Circa 1875.

Physical Dimensions
Height
61cm (24.02")
Width
135cm (53.15")
Depth
37cm (14.57")
Declaration

Midwinter Antiques has dated this Cast Iron Umbrella Stand to the 1870s.

Reference Numbers
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SA632852
Dealers Internal Reference
7896
Description
Of rectangular form the plateau with 36 apertatures, the base with 3 lift out metal drip trays, the ends with arched gothic castings with original blackened and bronzed decoration, sitting on a cast frame with architectural plinth. Coalbrookdale pattern number 12826 and number 21c casting catalogue of 187 5, page 235, number 221. A very rare and desirable item ideal for a club, hotel, store, large residence or apartment foyer. Circa 1875.
Height
61cm (24.02")
Width
135cm (53.15")
Depth
37cm (14.57")
Date of Manufacture

Midwinter Antiques has dated this Cast Iron Umbrella Stand to the 1870s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA632852
Dealers Internal Ref
7896
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A large Victorian cast iron umbrella stand featuring thirty-six circular apertures, intricate Gothic tracery side panels, corner finials, and removable base drip trays.
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Archive I A large Victorian cast iron umbrella stand featuring thirty-six circular apertures, intricate Gothic tracery side panels, corner finials, and removable base drip trays.

Coalbrookdale 36 Hole Umbrella Stand

Archive II A large Victorian cast iron umbrella stand featuring thirty-six circular apertures, intricate Gothic tracery side panels, corner finials, and removable base drip trays. View II
Archive III A large Victorian cast iron umbrella stand featuring thirty-six circular apertures, intricate Gothic tracery side panels, corner finials, and removable base drip trays. View III
Archive IV Scale Reference for A large Victorian cast iron umbrella stand featuring thirty-six circular apertures, intricate Gothic tracery side panels, corner finials, and removable base drip trays.
Archive V A large Victorian cast iron umbrella stand featuring thirty-six circular apertures, intricate Gothic tracery side panels, corner finials, and removable base drip trays. View V
Archive VI A large Victorian cast iron umbrella stand featuring thirty-six circular apertures, intricate Gothic tracery side panels, corner finials, and removable base drip trays. View VI
Archive VII A large Victorian cast iron umbrella stand featuring thirty-six circular apertures, intricate Gothic tracery side panels, corner finials, and removable base drip trays. View VII
Archive VIII A large Victorian cast iron umbrella stand featuring thirty-six circular apertures, intricate Gothic tracery side panels, corner finials, and removable base drip trays. View VIII
Archive IX A large Victorian cast iron umbrella stand featuring thirty-six circular apertures, intricate Gothic tracery side panels, corner finials, and removable base drip trays. View IX
Archive X A large Victorian cast iron umbrella stand featuring thirty-six circular apertures, intricate Gothic tracery side panels, corner finials, and removable base drip trays. View X
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Location
Shropshire
United Kingdom

Near the triple border of counties
Shropshire/Staffordshire/Cheshire
Verified Since Jun 2019
Items For Sale 137
Items Sold 184
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Location: Shropshire, United Kingdom, , Near the triple border of counties, Shropshire/Staffordshire/Cheshire
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A large Victorian cast iron umbrella stand featuring thirty-six circular apertures, intricate Gothic tracery side panels, corner finials, and removable base drip trays.
Coalbrookdale 36 Hole Umbrella Stand
Ref: SA632852
A large Victorian cast iron umbrella stand featuring thirty-six circular apertures, intricate Gothic tracery side panels, corner finials, and removable base drip trays.
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Antiques are the ultimate green purchase. By choosing historical pieces over newly manufactured goods, you completely eliminate the carbon footprint of modern mass production while preserving exceptional, timeless craftsmanship.

Gothic Revival cast iron pieces incorporate structural architectural elements from medieval design, such as pointed arches, tracery, and foliage motifs. Produced widely during the nineteenth century, these objects combined industrial foundry techniques with historical decorative styles.

Victorian cast iron stands were manufactured by pouring molten iron into sand moulds to create openwork panels, top plates, and fitted drip trays. The individual cast components were assembled using threaded bolts and finished with protective paint to limit moisture damage.

Authentic Coalbrookdale castings frequently feature stamped diamond registration marks, cast pattern numbers, or the foundry name embedded into the iron frame. High precision in the detail of the casting and original fitted base trays also assist in identification.

Placing a heavy cast iron stand in a hallway creates functional storage alongside light-coloured walls and timber flooring. The dark, architectural silhouette provides a strong structural accent that contrasts with contemporary interior schemes.

Cast iron must be kept free of standing water to prevent surface oxidisation and rust. Dust the detailed tracery using a dry brush, empty the removable drip trays regularly, and apply a thin layer of microcrystalline wax to protect the painted finish.
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