A Phenomenal 1930s Oak & Antler Formed Hall Stand, the Antlers Deriving from Woburn Abbey Estate

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A Phenomenal 1930s Oak & Antler Formed Hall Stand, the Antlers Deriving from Woburn Abbey EstateOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: GR Vopp? Date: c. 1930 Height: 72 inches (at maximum with antlers) Depth: 14 inches (at maximum with antlers) Width: 53. 5 inches (at maximum with antlers) The oak hallstand with two circular removable lead drip trays, a shaped pediment and apron, with a lidded box to the centre for keys and other smalls, sitting on chamfered legs. The stand is flanked by the mammoth superstructure formed by

Frederick August Otto Schwarz opened his "Toy Bazaar" in NYC in 1870

Width: 12 inches (at waist)

The magazines close connection with popular theatre meant that this extract was written in a more dramatic and poetic way than it perhaps would’ve been otherwise

Knotted in the mountainous region in the west of Iran

to strike terror into the hearts of its inmates

with only some very minor rusting to the border

There are several associated items that were found with the case

carving and gilding

this example needs to be physically turned as a whole

Failing that

speaker silk and knobs

making an attractively busy field

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