Coat rack cloakroom Napoleon III XIXth

Superb cloakroom coat rack napoleon III of the nineteenth century. It was very popular during the belle-epoque among the bourgeoisie and the european aristocracy. Located in the entrance hall or vestibule, it was used to hang his frock coat, his umbrella, his cane and especially his hat. At that time, everyone went out with their heads covered. This model has 4 single hooks and 2 double hooks, a central marble shelf with the belt opening to a drawer and brass side umbrella holders. The central mirror is beveled. Very elegant and refined, it is made of solid wood and the hooks are gilded bronze. All the hooks are fixed and have all been cleaned to restore their shine. The drawer slides perfectly without the need to force. Stable, clean and immediately usable, it is in excellent condition. There are some minimal signs of wear (see photos) as well as small scratches on the mirror (mainly on each side of the side hooks). A great piece! Width: 85 cm. Height: 198 cm + 8 cm (top hook protrude) Marble shelf height: 79 cm. Depth: 28 cm. Usable space in drawer: h6 cm X w32 cm X d19 cm. Mirror: 46cm X 80cm.