Thonet – "perroquet" Coat Stand In Bentwood, Signed, 19th Century

Produced by the house of Gebrüder Thonet, with the signature stamped in the wood beneath one foot. Constructed in steam-bent beech, resting on a sturdy four-legged base for excellent stability. The model features eight upper and eight lower bentwood hooks, typical of Thonet pieces designed for cafés and public spaces in the late 19th century.

Date: Late 19th century, circa 1880–1900
Height: 196 cm
Condition: Very good overall condition. Structure perfectly stable, with a beautiful aged patina on the wood.

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This large coat stand is an authentic production from Gebrüder Thonet, founded by Michael Thonet, renowned for perfecting the steam-bending technique that revolutionized European furniture in the 19th century. An iconic model in European cafés and bistros, this type of coat stand has become one of Thonet’s classic designs. Frequently copied, it remains difficult to match in terms of the quality of the bentwood, structural solidity, and elegant silhouette of the original pieces.

Time has beautifully aged the wood, producing a deep patina with subtle reddish highlights that emphasize the curves and showcase the fine craftsmanship. Both functional and decorative, this coat stand would make an excellent addition to an entryway, shop, restaurant, or any interior that appreciates historic furniture and 19th-century design.

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