Dutch design - Umbrella bin (or umbrella stand) - hand-painted - enamel

Dimensions: (height) 70 X Ø base 17.5 cm. Weight: 2600 grams. Style: Mathieu Matégot. Origin: The Netherlands. Material: Metal - brass. Period: 1950s. Condition: Beautiful condition - minimal signs of use. The exterior features a hand-painted or printed floral motif of roses, set against a background with a striking craquelé effect (fine, hairline-like cracks in the lacquer or enamel). A long metal rod runs through the center, terminating in a loop or ring at the top, which serves as a handle for easy relocation of the stand. The frame is typically crafted from brass or coated metal and rests on a weighted, circular base. Inside, there is a drip tray designed to collect excess rainwater from wet umbrellas. A vintage umbrella stand, manufactured in the Netherlands and representative of 1950s Dutch Design. This piece blends functionality with a decorative, hand-painted aesthetic. Its charm lies in its authentic appearance and the craftsmanship characteristic of the post-war era. The construction consists of a metal frame with a weighted, circular base that ensures stability. The holder itself features a cream-colored finish with a craquelé effect, adorned with a hand-painted, multi-colored floral motif. A slender metal handle with a loop at the top completes the design and makes it easy to move. This item is in good vintage condition, consistent with its age and history of use. The patina on the metal components and the craquelé on the holder contribute to the unique character and historical value of this umbrella stand. It is an authentic piece that bears the marks of its own history. This umbrella stand makes for a characterful addition to a hallway or entryway. It fits well within an interior featuring vintage, retro, or eclectic elements, offering a storage solution that is as practical as it is stylish. For shipping, the item will be carefully packed to prevent any damage.