A handsome French umbrella stand dating to the 1870s, crafted in brass with a refined square form well suited for a foyer, entryway, or mudroom. Designed to hold rain umbrellas, walking sticks, and canes, it combines practical utility with timeless nineteenth century style.

A black cast iron base provides substantial weight and stability, preventing the stand from tipping while also serving as a built in drip tray. This thoughtful feature catches water runoff from wet umbrellas, helping to protect wooden floors and entry halls from moisture.

Both decorative and functional, this elegant stand reflects the craftsmanship and attention to detail that defined French household furnishings of the period, bringing character and purpose to any entrance.