A sculptural Danish teak umbrella stand from the 1960s, designed with warm vertical teak slats and a black metal circular frame. The open slatted construction gives the piece a light architectural quality, while the dark metal base and rings add contrast and structure.
The teak has a rich reddish-brown tone with visible grain throughout. The circular form works well in an entryway, mudroom, or hallway, offering practical storage for umbrellas while still reading as a strong mid-century design object.
Details
Danish teak umbrella stand Circa 1960s Vertical teak slat construction Black metal base and circular support rings Domed metal bolt-style fasteners Approx. 17" high x 10" diameter
Condition
Very good vintage condition with age-appropriate wear. The teak presents well and appears to have been previously restored, with warm color, visible grain, and minor surface marks consistent with age and use. The black metal base shows painted wear, scuffs, rubbing, and patina. One domed bolt cap is missing, as shown in the photos. Structurally sound and ready for use.
