Description
Introduce a true icon of post-war French Modernism to your space with this authentic 1950s wall-mounted coat rack designed by Roger Féraud (often executed by Duprè Hauser ).
Deeply inspired by the Space Age and early atomic science models of the era, this sculptural piece bridges geometric functionality with artistic flair.
The structure is masterfully crafted from heavy-gauge black lacquered iron rod, flexing into a rhythmic zigzag silhouette.
It functions flawlessly as a multi-tier hanger, punctuated by seven colourful solid wood spheres in primary blue, green, yellow, and red.
Condition Report:
Excellent structural integrity. The black enamelled frame is completely stable, displaying no missing welds, bends, or structural fatigue.
The integrated wall-mounting brackets are sturdy and ready for installation.
The coloured wooden spheres showcase an exquisite, unaltered vintage patina with minor surface pitting and paint wear that underscores its 70-year history.
Notably, the upper-middle yellow wooden sphere has a prominent, deep natural crack split running down its centre.
This clean split is fully stable, does not compromise the utility of the hook, and firmly anchors its authenticity against modern reproductions.
Dimensions: Width: 80 cm . Depth: 30 cm . Height: 60 cm
