A Phenomenal 1930s Oak & Antler Formed Hall Stand, the Antlers Deriving from Woburn Abbey Estate sub-Antiques this is a stunningly stylish

this is a stunningly stylish retro piece that would sit particularly well eclectically mixed with older period pieces

therefore gives no clue to the tribal areas from which they derive

but this could be removed and the original shine brought back if so desired

The very old word Spur derives from the Anglo-Saxon spura

Having attractive turned and fluted legs with a moulded edged top and original tooled leather

A Phenomenal 1930s Oak & Antler Formed Hall Stand, the Antlers Deriving from Woburn Abbey Estate sub-Antiques this is a stunningly stylishOrigin: 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