Hat Stand Collection

The Biba Boutique in West London. Kensington High Street area. Young ladies, possibly staff, models, and friends help move the clothes down the street

The Interview or Miss out of her Teens, 1816 (colour etching)
XCF290984 The Interview or Miss out of her Teens, 1816 (colour etching) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Fashion Plate (London Fashionable Full Dress), 1812. Creator: Unknown
Fashion Plate (London Fashionable Full Dress), 1812. From The Lady's Magazine

Doorkeeper at State Dept, between 1910 and 1920. Creator: Harris & Ewing. Doorkeeper at State Dept
Doorkeeper at State Dept, between 1910 and 1920. African American man in government building, Washington, D.C

Sewing Box, c. 1940. Creator: George H. Alexander
Sewing Box, c. 1940

Cast Iron Hat Rack, c. 1936. Creator: Lucien Verbeke
Cast Iron Hat Rack, c. 1936

The Biba Boutique in West London. Young ladies, possibly staff, models, and friends help move the clothes down the street. Biba was a London fashion store of the 1960s and 1970s

Marie Krafft at the desk, 1830. Creator: Johann Peter Krafft
Marie Krafft at the desk, 1830

Mans Straw Hat, 1935 / 1942. Creator: Stella Mosher
Mans Straw Hat, 1935/1942

Millinery Shop, 1905, 1935 / 1942. Creator: Perkins Harnly
Millinery Shop, 1905, 1935/1942

Combination Hat Rack and Umbrella Stand, c. 1936. Creator: Edward L Loper
Combination Hat Rack and Umbrella Stand, c. 1936

Design for an umbrella, hat and coat stand, shown in elevation and plan, c
991024 Design for an umbrella, hat and coat stand, shown in elevation and plan, c.1898-1899 (pencil, watercolour, oiled tracing paper) by Mackintosh

Hat-rack, c. 1941. Creator: Pearl Davis
Hat-rack, c. 1941

Hat stand base from Maes Millinery Shop, 1941-1994. Creator: Unknown
Wooden floor hat stand base with a grooved column. A large dowel protudes from the top of the column. The hat stand is painted with gold metallic paint

Wooden hat stand from Maes Millinery Shop, 1941-1994. Creator: Unknown
A wooden hat stand base (a) and form (b) painted white. The base is circular with one groove carved into the top of the base. A turned wooden dowel is screwed into the center of the base

The Milliners, c. 1882-1905 (oil on canvas)
XOS996681 The Milliners, c.1882-1905 (oil on canvas) by Degas, Edgar (1834-1917); 60.07x74.93 cm; J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, USA; French, out of copyright

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"The Hat Stand: A Timeless Fashion Fixture" Step into the world of fashion through the lens of history with "The Hat Stand. " This captivating image, titled "Miss out of her Teens, 1816, " takes us back to a time when elegance and sophistication were paramount. The young ladies depicted in this colour etching are possibly staff or models from the renowned Biba Boutique in West London's Kensington High Street area. Speaking of Biba, it was a fashion mecca that revolutionized the industry during its heyday. The picture captures the essence of this iconic boutique where style-conscious individuals flocked to find unique pieces that reflected their individuality. But hats have always held a special place in fashion history. Take, for instance, Stella Mosher's creation - a stunning straw hat from 1935/1942. Its timeless design showcases how headwear can effortlessly elevate any outfit. And what better way to display these fashionable accessories than on an exquisite hat stand? In Perkins Harnly's Millinery Shop from 1905 and again in 1935/1942, we see how these stands served as functional yet decorative elements within the store. Edward Loper took functionality to another level with his combination hat rack and umbrella stand from around 1936. This innovative design ensured that both your headwear and rain protection were conveniently stored together. Moving forward in time, we encounter plans for an umbrella, hat, and coat stand designed for White Dining Room during the Art Nouveau period. This elegant piece not only provided storage but also added artistic flair to any space it adorned. Pearl Davis' hat-rack from circa 1941 showcases simplicity at its finest while still maintaining practicality—a testament to timeless design principles that continue to inspire even today. Lastly, let us not forget Maes Millinery Shop - an establishment steeped in millinery traditions since its inception in 1941 until its closure in 1994.