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Honey Coloured Thonet Number 10905 Bentwood Hall Stand
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Honey Coloured Thonet Number 10905 Bentwood Hall Stand

1900 - 1920
For Sale by Tinker & Toad
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An elegant bentwood hall stand, believed to be Thonet's No. 10905 model, dating from the early 1900s. Executed in a particularly attractive honey-coloured finish, it is lighter than the more commonly encountered dark stained examples and has developed a lovely warm patina over the years. The wonderfully flowing bentwood frame is unmistakably Thonet in character, with sweeping organic lines, a central mirror, multiple coat hooks and a useful glove drawer beneath the rail. Although generous in function, it is slightly more compact than many bentwood hall stands of the period, making it an excellent choice where space is at a premium. As practical today as it was over a century ago, it provides ample hanging space while retaining the light, elegant appearance that has made Thonet's bentwood furniture so enduringly popular. Dimensions Height: 189cm Width: 93cm Depth: 30cm Condition Presented in good antique condition with age-related wear, marks and patina commensurate with its age and use. The mirror is in good order, and the drawer runs smoothly.

Date of Manufacture

Tinker & Toad has dated this Thonet Bentwood Hall Stand to the 1920s.

Physical Dimensions
Height
189cm (74.41")
Width
93cm (36.61")
Depth
30cm (11.81")
Reference Numbers
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SA1226794
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An elegant bentwood hall stand, believed to be Thonet's No. 10905 model, dating from the early 1900s.
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Executed in a particularly attractive honey-coloured finish, it is lighter than the more commonly encountered dark stained examples and has developed a lovely warm patina over the years.
Tinker & Toad

The wonderfully flowing bentwood frame is unmistakably Thonet in character, with sweeping organic lines, a central mirror, multiple coat hooks and a useful glove drawer beneath the rail. Although generous in function, it is slightly more compact than many bentwood hall stands of the period, making it an excellent choice where space is at a premium. As practical today as it was over a century ago, it provides ample hanging space while retaining the light, elegant appearance that has made Thonet's bentwood furniture so enduringly popular. Dimensions Height: 189cm Width: 93cm Depth: 30cm Condition Presented in good antique condition with age-related wear, marks and patina commensurate with its age and use. The mirror is in good order, and the drawer runs smoothly.

Date of Manufacture

Tinker & Toad has dated this Thonet Bentwood Hall Stand to the 1920s.

Height
189cm (74.41")
Width
93cm (36.61")
Depth
30cm (11.81")
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1226794
Tinker & Toad
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A tall steam-bent beechwood hall stand with a warm honey finish, featuring top coat hooks, a central rectangular mirror, a small drawer, and a lower umbrella rail.
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Archive I A tall steam-bent beechwood hall stand with a warm honey finish, featuring top coat hooks, a central rectangular mirror, a small drawer, and a lower umbrella rail.

Honey Coloured Thonet Number 10905 Bentwood Hall Stand

Archive II A tall steam-bent beechwood hall stand with a warm honey finish, featuring top coat hooks, a central rectangular mirror, a small drawer, and a lower umbrella rail. View II
Archive III A tall steam-bent beechwood hall stand with a warm honey finish, featuring top coat hooks, a central rectangular mirror, a small drawer, and a lower umbrella rail. View III
Archive IV A tall steam-bent beechwood hall stand with a warm honey finish, featuring top coat hooks, a central rectangular mirror, a small drawer, and a lower umbrella rail. View IV
Archive V A tall steam-bent beechwood hall stand with a warm honey finish, featuring top coat hooks, a central rectangular mirror, a small drawer, and a lower umbrella rail. View V
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East Sussex
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United Kingdom
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A tall steam-bent beechwood hall stand with a warm honey finish, featuring top coat hooks, a central rectangular mirror, a small drawer, and a lower umbrella rail.
Honey Coloured Thonet Number 10905 Bentwood Hall Stand
Ref: SA1226794
A tall steam-bent beechwood hall stand with a warm honey finish, featuring top coat hooks, a central rectangular mirror, a small drawer, and a lower umbrella rail.
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  • ObjectHall Stands
  • Period1900 - 1920
  • StyleArt Nouveau
  • MaterialBeech, Glass
  • ColourHoney Brown
  • MotifsBentwood coat hooks, Central rectangular mirror, Integrated umbrella rails, Glove drawer
  • SizeH 189 cm (74 in) x W 93 cm (37 in) x D 30 cm (12 in)

This Thonet number 10905 bentwood hall stand dates from the 1920 period in the Art Nouveau style. The piece is made of beech and glass, presenting a warm honey brown colour with a light finish. Notable visual details include curved ball finials atop the vertical stiles, an integrated small drawer fitted with a single round wooden knob, and sweeping scroll feet supporting the base. Additional elements comprise multiple steam-bent coat hooks arranged at the top, a central rectangular mirror, and lower umbrella rails. The overall dimensions are 189 cm high by 93 cm wide and 30 cm deep. In a contemporary home, this hall stand serves as a functional and decorative entryway furnishing for hanging coats, storing small accessories in the drawer, and holding umbrellas near the front door.

A Thonet bentwood hall stand is a freestanding entryway furniture piece designed during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries using steam-bent beechwood to combine coat hooks, a mirror, and an umbrella holder in a unified frame.

These pieces were crafted using solid beechwood rods softened with high-pressure steam and forced into metal moulds to set into curved shapes, reducing the need for joinery and creating lightweight structures.

Authentic pieces often feature paper maker labels, embossed brand stamps under the base or frame, standard model identification numbers, and characteristic bentwood scrollwork.

Positioned near an entry door or hallway, the piece functions as functional coat and umbrella storage while providing an architectural focal point that complements minimal modern or traditional schemes.

Dust regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth, keep the timber away from direct heat sources to prevent wood drying or cracking, and apply clear beeswax polish occasionally to preserve the honey varnish.
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