1950s French Roger Feraud "Clé de Sol" Treble Clef Coat Stand armchairs The attention to detail is

The attention to detail is impressive and in such glorious technicolour which makes it difficult not to admire although I understand it's not to everyone's taste

Two wooden removable blocks have been added at the bottom which allows the mirror to be stood upright on any surface if required

In very good vintage condition with some small chips around the base commensurate with its age and past use

A rusty linked hanging chain is fixed to the back of the top of the mirror allowing it to be hung easily

1950s French Roger Feraud "Clé de Sol" Treble Clef Coat Stand armchairs The attention to detail isThis whimsical and iconic coat stand is a design classic from the 1950s by French designer Roger Feraud. Known as the "Cl de Sol" or "Treble Clef," the freestanding piece is crafted from powder coated iron with eight colorful wooden spheres. The spheres, painted in pairs of blue, yellow, green, and red, are arranged to create an "atomic" style. The design is completed with four "treble clef" shaped coat hooks at the top. This sturdy and well made