A Very Large Country House Wrought Iron Stick Stand c.1870

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A Very Large Country House Wrought Iron Stick Stand c.1870Origin: English Period: Mid Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 Height: 30 Width: 68 Depth: 15. 5 The very large and good quality Victorian rectangular hand forged and beaten iron and zinc umbrella or stick stand, having a substantial spiral twist frame comprising of twelve divisions, joined by an arched stretcher to either side, to a large zinc lined base, the whole standing on two front scroll feet and surviving from a large country estate

topiary hedges

It is important to note the little known fact that

Remaining in sound overall condition this pug has some very small areas of loss to his decoration and to the plasterwork beneath

strictly speaking

having a fantastic translucent quality

and in 1872 Sant was appointed Principal Painter in Ordinary (official portraitist) to Queen Victoria and the royal family

with green composition socks and very good quality leather boots

and a section absent to one of the feet

The piece has undergone some structural work to ensure it is in fit and useable order with the feet being later but entirely in keeping

with striking pierced architectural features

The site had an extensive history first as an Augustinian Priory and then as convent

This proves a good early collection