Late 19th Century Carved Gothic Oak Hall Stand
 
A striking and architectural Gothic Revival oak hall stand, richly carved and full of late 19th-century character.
 
The upper section is beautifully detailed with pierced Gothic arches, bold foliate carving and turned side columns, framing the original central mirror. The oak has developed a deep, mellow patina over time, enhancing the depth and definition of the carving.
 
The central mirror displays age-related foxing and light crazing to the plate, entirely in keeping with its period and adding to its authenticity.
 
Below sits a carved frieze drawer, ideal for gloves and smaller essentials, over a practical undershelf. The original metal drip trays for umbrellas remain in situ - a charming and functional survival.
 
Condition is solid and sturdy. The lower undershelf shows a historic bow and evidence of an old repair, stable and part of its story. The top section retains one original locating dowel; the other has broken at some stage but could easily be secured in position if desired.
 
A handsome and atmospheric piece - perfect for a period hallway, adding both drama and practical storage.
 
A fine example of Gothic Revival craftsmanship with honest age and presence.
 
Dimensions:
116.5cm wide
34.5cm deep
209cm high
 
MX907 99200 200126
 
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Price includes delivery to mainland UK address with the exception of the Highlands.