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A mid-Victorian cast-iron umbrella stand,
by Coalbrookdale,
the pierced back cast as a dolphin and trident, flanked by pilasters supporting the shaped hoop above the drip-tray with removable pan,
£475
Reverse bears the Diamond Registration Mark for 1864, and foundry mark “No.37”. Traces of original bronzed finish.
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