Wrought Iron Coat Stand With Openwork Decoration. Art Nouveau Period.

Wrought-iron openwork coat stand, Art Nouveau period, resting on a curved quadripod base.
Each leg, slightly arched, ends in a small worked lion's paw-shaped pad, bringing stability and finesse to the whole
The central shaft is enriched with a twisted openwork bulb motif, composed of curved stems that meet at the bottom in a molded ring. This detail, both structural and decorative, underscores the plant inspiration characteristic of the Art Nouveau style.
Above, a circular umbrella stand with four curved arms articulates around the upright.
The tall, slender structure is embellished with two levels of finely crafted coat hooks, with curved, sinuous lines.
The top is crowned with a decorative element in the shape of a pine cone, reinforcing the naturalist inspiration.
The whole presents a beautiful antique patina, with slightly burnished and greenish nuances, highlighting the metal work and its authentic character.
Art Nouveau period.
H 194 x W 74 cm
Weight 13 Kg