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This handsome early 20th century oak stick stand is a fine example of period craftsmanship, combining practicality with decorative charm. Designed for the hall or entrance of a home, it features turned barley twist uprights, a hinged lidded compartment lined in green baize, and a base fitted with its original removable metal drip trays to catch rainwater from umbrellas and walking sticks. Unlike some adapted examples, this piece has not been cut down at the back — its original form is evidenced by the rounded tops to the uprights.

The oak has developed a rich golden patina over the decades, with light marks and surface wear that only add to its authenticity and appeal. The baize-lined compartment, once used for gloves and brushes, survives intact though showing natural age, and the drip trays have developed a pleasing aged surface. Structurally, the piece remains strong, stable, and fully functional, standing with quiet presence and character.

A versatile and atmospheric piece, it works perfectly in a period hallway, porch, or boot room, offering both storage and style. Beyond its original purpose, it could also serve as a decorative display stand, a quirky plant holder, or simply as a statement feature in any home. Full of history and charm, this stick stand evokes the warmth and practicality of an early 20th century household while remaining entirely relevant to modern interiors.