An impressive late 19th century Black Forest carved bear hall stand, of a bear looking up while holding a tree with three branches forming coat/hat hooks, with an inquisitive bear cub centralised. The mother also holding a bowed branch to create a support to rest sticks or umbrellas, with old carved rockery base below encasing a tin lined drip tray, and all raised on foliate feet. Circa 1880.
H: 187 cm (73 5/8")
W: 66 cm (26")
D: 58 cm (22 13/16")