A Phenomenal 1930s Oak & Antler Formed Hall Stand, the Antlers Deriving from Woburn Abbey Estate sub-Antiques and "Every piece a Surprise"

and "Every piece a Surprise"

Francis Duke of Bedford was granted a licence to keep deer in the park in 1690

The seven-banded border consists of three designs

and 'London Borough of Camden'

A Phenomenal 1930s Oak & Antler Formed Hall Stand, the Antlers Deriving from Woburn Abbey Estate sub-Antiques and "Every piece a Surprise"Origin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: GR Vopp? Date: c. 1930 Height: 72 inches (at maximum with antlers) Depth: 14 inches (at maximum with antlers) Width: 53. 5 inches (at maximum with antlers) The oak hallstand with two circular removable lead drip trays, a shaped pediment and apron, with a lidded box to the centre for keys and other smalls, sitting on chamfered legs. The stand is flanked by the mammoth superstructure formed by