Description
This standing kapstok or hallway stand is a definitive example of early 20th-century Dutch-Colonial furniture, capturing the distinct architectural dialogue between European structural forms and regional Asian craftsmanship. Dating between the 1900s and 1920s, the solid wood frame is anchored by traditional corniced moulding and precise fluted lines, while the sweeping curves of the silhouette introduce a fluid, oriental influence to the rigid European geometry.
The visual focus of the piece is an original, inset Dutch-Colonial tile featuring a delicate butterfly and botanical motif. This ceramic detail provides a textural and chromatic contrast to the heavy, aged timber, elevating the utilitarian coat rack into a curated historical artefact. A centrally integrated dressing mirror adds a layer of depth and practical utility to the composition, reflecting light and enhancing the spatial flow of an entrance.
In a contemporary entryway, this hall stand functions as an architectural anchor, introducing a measured, historical weight to a modern interiorm while also offering a highly functional, everyday solution.
Dimensions: 90cm x 31cm x 204cm (WxDxH)
Code: JKT181-41
Circa: 1900s to 1920s
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