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HAT/COAT STAND, mid 20th century bentwood, 210cm H.

An early 20th century coat rack and umbrella stand with drip tray to base, of tapering square design, 184cm high.

A fur coat, hat and stand

A Japanese Bronze Large Figure of a Prowling Tiger, Meiji period (1868-1912), with well detailed coat and muscular physique, with ferocious open jaw and inset glass eyes, 90cm long, 47cm high, upon a large gnarled and weathered rootwood stand on a flat wood plinth

A Chinese embroidered `Imperial` yellow silk coat and matching bag en-suite, circa 1930, the two constructed from an earlier ceremonial dragon robe, possibly first half 19th century the main body of the coat fashioned from six cut panels with applied narrow sleeves, the panels and sleeves worked with six various full and part dragon roundels, the back seam worked with a further roundel, each containing a gold thread five claw dragon chasing a flaming pearl amidst stylised clouds above formalised waves within a bat and scrolling border, the bright yellow ground worked with scattered light and dark shaded peach and blue peonies, the whole lined in black silk with an applied black fur stand up collar, the bag of rounded pouchette form applied to one side with a further dragon roundel, the opposing side with an appliqued fragment of yellow silk with cut shaded peach peonies on a black silk ground, the frame opening with black silk ruched decoration (2) `Long pao` or dragon robes constructed in yellow silk featuring the twelve Imperial symbols (the traditional dragon roundels) were historically only worn by an Empress or Empress Dowager. The coat in this lot features eight roundels possibly suggesting that it was constructed from a damaged robe where the remaining four roundels were discarded. For similar (unaltered) 18th and 19th century robes see `Imperial Wardrobe` by Gary Dickinson and Linda Wrigglesworth, 1990, p194-195. Length from collar to hem, 117cm, width across the shoulder blades, 52cm, length of sleeves, 62cm. The bag, 29cm wide. In good condition commensurate with age and with alterations, the embroidery with some fading, pulls and very minor losses, the fur collar with some losses to the pile to the crease at the necklineView on auctionatrium.com

A BENTWOOD HAT AND COAT STAND

AN EDWARD VII CARVED WALNUT HALL STAND WITH SWAN NECK PEDIMENT AND OXIDISED METAL COAT HOOKS

An early 20th century oak square section hat and coat stand 1.84cm tall

AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY HALL STAND with shaped crest and turned coat hooks around a central circular mirror, with glove box and umbrella stand beneath, 30 1/2" wide x 83" high

A LATE VICTORIAN OAK HALL STAND, the raised mirrored back with brass coat hooks and with a marble surface over a single drawer and with stick stands to either side, 51" wide x 86" high

A VICTORIAN WALNUT HALL STAND with iron coat hooks, circular bevelled mirror, glove box and stick stands beside, 33 3/4" wide x 74 1/2" high

Nineteenth century mahogany torchère hat and coat stand with reeded column and circular top with hanging hooks Further images and condition reports available at www.reemandansie.com

COAT STAND, in steel finish, 194cm H.

A Pine Hall Stand having scalloped top, mirrored centre with brass coat hooks, glove drawer below flanked by 2 umbrella stands, on round turned legs, 2m 3cm high, 92cm wide

A mid 20th Century bentwood coat and hat stand, together with a small tapestry covered firescreen

A Victorian mahogany hall stand, fitted with eight coat hooks, glove box and stick stand with drip tray, 6ft. high

An oak hall stand and an oak coat stand (2)

A Victorian cast iron hall stand of small proportions, the pierced scrolling leaf cast back with three double coat hooks over a C-scroll open double stick and umbrella stand with detachable cast iron two handled drip tray, on scroll front feet (at fault), 57cm wide, 153.5cm high, 24cm deep

A 20th century painted and turned coat stand, (185 cm high), together with a modern bowfront chest of drawers. (2)

A Chinese coat stand with turned supports and scrolled decoration, supported on a platform base. 164 cm long

A GEORGE III NAVETTE SHAPED TEA POT STAND with bright-engraving, pricked borders and a large coat of arms in the centre, by Alexander Field, London 1795; 7.5" (19 cms) wide; 4.5 oz

Victorian Carved Oak Hall & Umbrella Stand on bold barley twist front supports with carved platform base, 2 drip pans, central section with pull-out drawer with mask handle, various carved panels with lions head masks, central bevelled glass plate with turned coat hooks all under small cornice

Edwardian Oak Hall Stand, twin umbrella/stick stand, central glove box, top section with bevelled glass rectangular mirror with cast metal coat hooks

1920`s Oak Hall Seat/Stand with lift-up storage compartment, twin umbrella/stick stand with various coat hooks, domed top

A 19thC oak hall stand with marble top embossed brass panels, brass hooks, coat hooks and central mirror 36 1/2" wide x 16" deep x 79 1/2" high

A late Victorian walnut hall stand, the mirrored back with fretwork decoration and six coat hooks over a glove box flanked by two stick stands

A bentwood hat and coat stand

A Chinese export Armorial basket weave stand Quinlong, of oval form with pierced lattice border, the centre enamelled with flowers and coat of arms with motto `Radicem Firman Frondes` for the GRANT family of Dunlugas, Banffshire, Scotland, 9.75 x 8.75in (25 x 22.5cm).

An Austrian Bentwood Coat Stand

An ebonised hat and coat stand

A bentwood hat and coat stand

A Minton dinner service, manufactured for Rigg & Son of Glasgow, white with gilt rim and unicorn coat of arms, comprising large ashette, two lidded tureens, one small lidded tureen with stand, twelve dinner plates, twelve soup bowls, twelve small plates and twelve dessert bowls.

A Victorian bentwood hat and coat stand.

A reproduction brass hat and coat stand in late 19th century style with 4 scrolled arms, fluted column and tripod base

A modern bentwood hat and coat stand

J & L. Lobmeyr, an enamelled crystal, pedestal bon-bon dish, 19th century. Decorated in polychrome enamels depicting Poseidon on one side and Amphitrite the sea goddess on the other, and a coat of arms possibly a German baronetage, further decorated with gilt scrolling highlight decoration, also a approx 10cm high; also a Continental, possibly french, crystal, enamel and silver mounted scent bottle, approx 19cm high and a Victorian milk glass posy vase mounted in brass gothic revival stand, approx 24cm high. (3)

Christopher Dresser (attributed), a Coalbrookdale cast iron hall stand, black finished, of pierced stylised form, the upper part with six coat hooks above an umbrella stand with a removable drip tray, 183.5cm high, 57cm wide, 26.5cm deep. See Michael Whiteway ‘Christopher Dresser 1834-1904, Skira Editore, 2001 p.76-78 for similar Dresser for Coalbrookdale examples.

Diminutive furnishings, mahogany nest of tables, octagonal pine table, revolving stool on iron stem, bentwood coat rack, magazine rack, carved Indian stand and a modified dressing unit

1930s Hat and coat stand together with a reproduction mahogany magazine cabinet

Bentwood hat and coat stand

Bentwood hat and coat stand

Edwardian set of six cups and saucers and a bowl decorated with various insects in gilt Greek key cartouches between alternating bands of green, blue and gilt, and a Dresden porcelain inkwell and stand handpainted with floral and ropetwist motifs, coat of arms and Latin motto, liner intact (8)

An ebonised Bentwood coat stand of traditional design

A beech coat stand with lower umbrella/ stick stand.

A pair of Britannia Standard George I candle snips and an associated snuffer stand the snips, Simon Panton I, London, 1719, the stand the same date with indistinct makers mark, of plain form engraved with a coat of arms to each side, the plain stand with scroll handle on a baluster column and square chamfered base engraved with a crest (2) 17.5cm high overall Notes: the crest and armorial for PEMBERTON of The Barnes and Bainbridge Holme, near Sunderland, with quartering`s of PEMBERTON, HINDMARSH, GREY. LAURENCE and JACKSON

Floor Telephone "Kongliga Telegrafverkets Apparater", 1894 Exclusive model for the Royal Swedish castles. Wooden case, metal front with coat of arms, double bell, 4 magnets inductor, original headset with speaking horn, on adjustable cast-iron base with inscription "Kongliga Telegraf-Verkets". - Extraordinarily good original condition, complete! - Only very few examples are known worldwide! Stand-Telephon "Kongliga Telegrafverkets Apparater", 1894 Exklusives Modell für die Residenzen des schwedischen Königshauses! Holzgehäuse, Metallfront mit Wappen, Doppelwecker, 4-lamelliger Induktor, Original-Handapparat mit Hörnchen, auf höhenverstellbarem Gußsockel. - Außerordentlich guter Originalzustand, komplett! - Nur einige wenige Exemplare weltweit bekannt. Condition: (2/-) Starting Price €15,000

A large early 20th C bentwood coat and hat stand (AF)

A VICTORIAN OAK HALL STAND the raised mirrored back with turned coat hooks and lion mask crest, the lower section with central glove box and stick stands to either side, on barley twist supports and with carved decoration overall, 35" wide x 83" high

A 19TH CENTURY MAHOAGNY HALL STAND the scrolling arms with turned coat hooks all around a central oval mirror above a glove box with stick stands to either side 80" high (see illustration)

A Victorian cast iron coat/umbrella stand, date lozenze to verso.

An Edwardian oak coat stand of traditional four pillar tapering design with brass hooks

A PAIR OF CHINESE CARVED IVORY EMPEROR AND EMPRESS FIGURES, late Qing/Republic period, the standing male figure with elaborate head-dress in a long carved coat with dragon designs, on a hardwood fixed stand, 12", and the companion Empress holding a ruyi sceptre with long tassels, her coat carved with cloud motifs, 12 1/2" high

An oval portrait miniature of a gentleman wearing a dark green coat, with an ivory oval strut backed display stand.

A cased "The Brical" patent calculator, circa 1920 together with five olivewood cases and an oak coat stand cast with four gilt bras cherubs, parcel lot

Bamboo painted coat and hat stand.

An ebonised bentwood hat/coat stand.

A bentwood hat and coat stand.

A 19th Century Wall Hanging Hat and Coat Stand, 46 cm x 42 cm.

A Walnut Hall Stand having arched bevelled mirror, flanked by turned coat hooks with tiled back below, single glove drawer, on round turned legs, 1m 98cm high, 93cm wide

A pair of brass candlesticks, a brass stick stand, an ebonised and copper bed warmer and a mahogany and brass coat rack.