Description
This vintage umbrella stand is a functional domestic object designed for the storage of walking sticks and umbrellas in entrance halls and reception spaces. Dating to approximately the 1970s, it reflects the decorative vocabulary associated with Hollywood Regency and late twentieth-century eclectic interiors.
Its sculptural presence and combination of materials situate it within a period when utilitarian objects were conceived not only for use but also as ornamental accents within the home. The piece retains its original structure and character.
Design and craftsmanship
The stand is constructed in brass and metal, with a faceted body finished in a smoked tone. The polygonal form is articulated by a brass framework, culminating in a decorative handle and spherical finials.
The base is structured and stable, designed to support the vertical storage of umbrellas. Surface patina, minor wear and tonal variation are consistent with age and use, contributing to its authentic appearance.
Origin & period
- Period: circa 1970
- Style: Hollywood Regency
- Materials: Brass and metal
- Origin: Spain
Dimensions
- Height: 80 cm (31.5 in)
- Diameter / Width: 40 cm (15.7 in)
Condition
Very good vintage condition.
Light surface wear and patina consistent with age and domestic use.
Please refer to the photographs, which form an integral part of the condition report.
Use and display
Originally intended for use in entrance halls, the umbrella stand remains fully functional. It is suitable for period interiors, mid- to late-twentieth-century settings, and curated eclectic spaces where sculptural metalwork forms part of the decorative composition.
A distinctive vintage piece combining functional purpose with ornamental presence.
