Antique Mission Arts & Crafts Umbrella Stand Holder Quarter Sawn Oak 1910s

Antique Mission Arts & Crafts Umbrella Holder Stand Quarter Sawn Oak 1910s. An antique Mission Arts & Crafts style quarter sawn oak umbrella holder stand. Dates back to the 1910 era. Overall it is 12 inches by 12 inches wide. Height is 29.50 inches.

Solid 1.50 inch diameter square quarter sawn oak frame. Tin pan drip catcher on the base with a small hole in it. Great storage or display for umbrellas, walking canes and walking sticks. So many up purposes in todays world. Please note all photos for they too are a part of our descriptions.

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Nearly all of our items are from a secondary market. We make every effort to describe any flaws or damage. We never intend to misrepresent our listings.

Note: Funds need to be cleared before item(s) are picked up. We always suggest getting several quotes because rates can vary from one shipper to another. You can google antique furniture shipper and many companies are available. Funds need to be cleared before item(s) are picked up. All items will need to be picked up at our business site within 30 days unless other arrangements have been made. They range from the early primitives, eclectic, downright weird, to today's collectibles. You probably will find almost anything you need right here in our store. We are located in the largest settlement of the Amish in the world. We reside in the beautiful Tuscarawas Valley. It is a rich rolling countryside and it is one of the larger tourist attractions.

People from all over the world visit Sugarcreek and the surrounding countryside to view our Amish Swiss German ancestry.

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