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Rare Ellen E. Houghton of Minton Tiled Hall Stand and Hall Chairs "Days of the Week"
John Howkins Antiques
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Rare Ellen E. Houghton of Minton Tiled Hall Stand and Hall Chairs "Days of the Week"

19th century
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A very unusual Ellen Houghton of Minton tiled Arts and Crafts walnut hall stand with matching hall chairs. The whole having tiles decorated with "Days of the Week" from Monday to Sunday showing working scenes of the day. The hall stand having a moulded cornice above a carved frieze joining carved and pierced corners which retain the 6 original brass coat hooks. The centre has a bevel edged mirror plate which is in good condition and flanked by the stiles which retain 4 larger brass coat hooks.Below are the impress marked Minton tiles from "Tuesday to Friday” with a shelf and drawer under and umbrella / stick stand holders. The platform base with Saturday’s tile with drip pans to either side.The walnut hall chairs contain tiles for "Monday & Sunday” and are set within moulded frames. Dimensions:- Hall Stand- Height…78.25’’/ 199cm. Width…46.5’’/ 118cm. Depth…13.5’’/ 34cm. Chair Dimensions-Height…35.5’’/ 90cm. Width…17.75’’/ 65cm. Depth…16.5’’/ 42cm. Delivery to most of U.K. mainland £120

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https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O8818/days-of-the-week-five-tiles-houghton-ellen-e/

Physical Dimensions
Height
199cm (78.35")
Width
118cm (46.46")
Depth
34cm (13.39")
Declaration

John Howkins Antiques has dated this Minton Tiled Hall Stand to the 1890s.

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SA874985
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23902
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A very unusual Ellen Houghton of Minton tiled Arts and Crafts walnut hall stand with matching hall chairs.
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The whole having tiles decorated with "Days of the Week" from Monday to Sunday showing working scenes of the day.
John Howkins Antiques

The hall stand having a moulded cornice above a carved frieze joining carved and pierced corners which retain the 6 original brass coat hooks. The centre has a bevel edged mirror plate which is in good condition and flanked by the stiles which retain 4 larger brass coat hooks.Below are the impress marked Minton tiles from "Tuesday to Friday” with a shelf and drawer under and umbrella / stick stand holders. The platform base with Saturday’s tile with drip pans to either side.The walnut hall chairs contain tiles for "Monday & Sunday” and are set within moulded frames. Dimensions:- Hall Stand- Height…78.25’’/ 199cm. Width…46.5’’/ 118cm. Depth…13.5’’/ 34cm. Chair Dimensions-Height…35.5’’/ 90cm. Width…17.75’’/ 65cm. Depth…16.5’’/ 42cm. Delivery to most of U.K. mainland £120

References:-

https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O8818/days-of-the-week-five-tiles-houghton-ellen-e/

Height
199cm (78.35")
Width
118cm (46.46")
Depth
34cm (13.39")
Date of Manufacture

John Howkins Antiques has dated this Minton Tiled Hall Stand to the 1890s.

Reference Numbers
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SA874985
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23902
John Howkins Antiques
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Archive I A late 19th-century mahogany hall stand featuring a central mirror, brass hooks, inlaid Minton ceramic tiles, and two matching side chairs.

Rare Ellen E. Houghton of Minton Tiled Hall Stand and Hall Chairs "Days of the Week"

Archive II A late 19th-century mahogany hall stand featuring a central mirror, brass hooks, inlaid Minton ceramic tiles, and two matching side chairs. View II
Archive III A late 19th-century mahogany hall stand featuring a central mirror, brass hooks, inlaid Minton ceramic tiles, and two matching side chairs. View III
Archive IV A late 19th-century mahogany hall stand featuring a central mirror, brass hooks, inlaid Minton ceramic tiles, and two matching side chairs. View IV
Archive V A late 19th-century mahogany hall stand featuring a central mirror, brass hooks, inlaid Minton ceramic tiles, and two matching side chairs. View V
Archive VI A late 19th-century mahogany hall stand featuring a central mirror, brass hooks, inlaid Minton ceramic tiles, and two matching side chairs. View VI
Archive VII A late 19th-century mahogany hall stand featuring a central mirror, brass hooks, inlaid Minton ceramic tiles, and two matching side chairs. View VII
Archive VIII A late 19th-century mahogany hall stand featuring a central mirror, brass hooks, inlaid Minton ceramic tiles, and two matching side chairs. View VIII
Archive IX A late 19th-century mahogany hall stand featuring a central mirror, brass hooks, inlaid Minton ceramic tiles, and two matching side chairs. View IX
Archive X A late 19th-century mahogany hall stand featuring a central mirror, brass hooks, inlaid Minton ceramic tiles, and two matching side chairs. View X
Archive XI A late 19th-century mahogany hall stand featuring a central mirror, brass hooks, inlaid Minton ceramic tiles, and two matching side chairs. View XI
Archive XII A late 19th-century mahogany hall stand featuring a central mirror, brass hooks, inlaid Minton ceramic tiles, and two matching side chairs. View XII
Archive XIII A late 19th-century mahogany hall stand featuring a central mirror, brass hooks, inlaid Minton ceramic tiles, and two matching side chairs. View XIII
Archive XIV A late 19th-century mahogany hall stand featuring a central mirror, brass hooks, inlaid Minton ceramic tiles, and two matching side chairs. View XIV
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A late 19th-century mahogany hall stand featuring a central mirror, brass hooks, inlaid Minton ceramic tiles, and two matching side chairs.
Rare Ellen E. Houghton of Minton Tiled Hall Stand and Hall Chairs "Days of the Week"
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A late 19th-century mahogany hall stand featuring a central mirror, brass hooks, inlaid Minton ceramic tiles, and two matching side chairs.
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An Arts and Crafts hall stand is a multifunctional piece of hallway furniture designed during the late 19th and early 20th centuries to store coats, hats, and umbrellas while incorporating a mirror and small console drawer. These pieces emphasize functional structure, quality timber craftsmanship, and decorative elements such as ceramic tiles or metalwork.

Traditional hall stands were constructed from solid hardwoods including oak, mahogany, walnut, or satinwood. Functional accents typically included cast brass coat hooks, bevelled glass mirrors, and transfer-printed or hand-painted ceramic tile inserts.

Authentic 19th-century hall stands exhibit period-specific joinery such as hand-cut drawer dovetails, natural patination on original brass fixings, and stamped maker details or registration marks on the reverse of ceramic tile inserts.

Position the hall stand in an entryway, foyer, or wide hallway as a functional focal point. Pair the timber tones with neutral wall palettes, minimalist umbrella stands, or indoor foliage to balance historical detail with modern aesthetic proportions.

Dust wood surfaces regularly using a clean, soft cloth and apply beeswax polish periodically along the grain. Clean inlaid ceramic tiles using a damp microfibre cloth, taking care not to saturate surrounding timber joinery with excess water.
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