Late 19th Century Turned Oak and Cast Iron Coat Tree by Udell Works masters of the poster but the hall tree is

but the hall tree is in overall good condition

The metal structure that's the base of all porcelain and enamel signs is showing in parts

The white paint has developed it' chipped paint look over time and now exudes a farmhouse-style look

a cyclist riding a classic Penny Farthing

The minimum height is about 15"

Late 19th Century Turned Oak and Cast Iron Coat Tree by Udell Works masters of the poster but the hall tree is1890s; The Udell Works Company Indianapolis, IN Patent stamped oak and cast iron coat stand with pierced scrollwork arms and turned post construction. Labeled by the Udell Works of Indianapolis on a brass plaque, this inventive form (patented June 23, 1891) is referred to in its original casting as a "Toilet Tree," a multifunctional stand meant for coats, hats, and accessories. The central column features boldly turned oak segments with lathe ridged