By mikemc, 21 May, 2025 Description Hexagon shaped plant stand with lower hexagon shelf below. 6 legs Category Other Medium Bamboo Distinguishing marks No Size and dimensions of this item 28” H x13 3/4” W Date Period 1920? Weight 5 lbs History Received from my mom has been handed down from 3 generations Price Paid (If known) ? For Sale? No Photos Vintage Hexagonal Bamboo Plant Stand (Early 20th Century) Item Overview Type: Plant stand / occasional stand Style: Anglo-Japanese or Victorian "tropical revival" Material: Natural bamboo (possibly lacquered or heat-treated for color) Shape: Hexagonal top with matching lower tier Structure: Six legs, slightly flared at the feet, with cross bracing Dimensions: 28” tall × 13¾” wide Estimated Date: Circa 1900–1930, possibly late Victorian to early Art Deco Condition: Moderate wear with some visible surface aging and top edge wear Provenance: Handed down through three generations, family heirloom Historical Context Bamboo furniture became popular in Europe and North America in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, influenced by the Aesthetic Movement, British Colonial design, and growing interest in Asian-inspired décor. This plant stand is consistent with: Turn-of-the-century parlor furniture used for displaying ferns, palms, or decorative objects The rise of “exotic” materials like rattan and bamboo in middle- and upper-class homes The trend of light, portable, and handmade occasional pieces for informal rooms Hexagonal tops and multi-tier designs were favored in both Edwardian homes and later Art Deco interiors. Value Estimate (as of 2025) Market Type Estimated Value (USD) Vintage shop/retail $150 – $250 Private/online sale $100 – $175 Estate auction $75 – $125 Insurance value ~$250 Heirloom Value: Sentimental value likely exceeds monetary worth—especially for a multi-generational piece in its original condition. Collectibility Notes Bamboo stands are increasingly sought after in vintage and boho-style décor markets Their lightweight structure and organic look pair well with modern minimalism This piece’s excellent craftsmanship, age, and authenticity distinguish it from modern reproductions Recommendations Preserve rather than refinish: Light cleaning and oiling is better than stripping or sanding bamboo Use as a plant stand, pedestal, or accent table—but avoid overloading weight For display: Pair with a fern, ceramic vase, or vintage sculpture for period-accurate presentation Professional Appraisal? Not necessary unless: You’re insuring it as part of a full collection You plan to consign through a fine antique dealer Select ratingGive it 1/5Give it 2/5Give it 3/5Give it 4/5Give it 5/5Cancel rating No votes yet Leave this field blank Log in or register to post comments
Vintage Hexagonal Bamboo Plant Stand (Early 20th Century) Item Overview Type: Plant stand / occasional stand Style: Anglo-Japanese or Victorian "tropical revival" Material: Natural bamboo (possibly lacquered or heat-treated for color) Shape: Hexagonal top with matching lower tier Structure: Six legs, slightly flared at the feet, with cross bracing Dimensions: 28” tall × 13¾” wide Estimated Date: Circa 1900–1930, possibly late Victorian to early Art Deco Condition: Moderate wear with some visible surface aging and top edge wear Provenance: Handed down through three generations, family heirloom Historical Context Bamboo furniture became popular in Europe and North America in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, influenced by the Aesthetic Movement, British Colonial design, and growing interest in Asian-inspired décor. This plant stand is consistent with: Turn-of-the-century parlor furniture used for displaying ferns, palms, or decorative objects The rise of “exotic” materials like rattan and bamboo in middle- and upper-class homes The trend of light, portable, and handmade occasional pieces for informal rooms Hexagonal tops and multi-tier designs were favored in both Edwardian homes and later Art Deco interiors. Value Estimate (as of 2025) Market Type Estimated Value (USD) Vintage shop/retail $150 – $250 Private/online sale $100 – $175 Estate auction $75 – $125 Insurance value ~$250 Heirloom Value: Sentimental value likely exceeds monetary worth—especially for a multi-generational piece in its original condition. Collectibility Notes Bamboo stands are increasingly sought after in vintage and boho-style décor markets Their lightweight structure and organic look pair well with modern minimalism This piece’s excellent craftsmanship, age, and authenticity distinguish it from modern reproductions Recommendations Preserve rather than refinish: Light cleaning and oiling is better than stripping or sanding bamboo Use as a plant stand, pedestal, or accent table—but avoid overloading weight For display: Pair with a fern, ceramic vase, or vintage sculpture for period-accurate presentation Professional Appraisal? Not necessary unless: You’re insuring it as part of a full collection You plan to consign through a fine antique dealer Select ratingGive it 1/5Give it 2/5Give it 3/5Give it 4/5Give it 5/5Cancel rating No votes yet Leave this field blank
Vintage Hexagonal Bamboo Plant Stand (Early 20th Century)
Item Overview
Historical Context
Bamboo furniture became popular in Europe and North America in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, influenced by the Aesthetic Movement, British Colonial design, and growing interest in Asian-inspired décor.
This plant stand is consistent with:
Hexagonal tops and multi-tier designs were favored in both Edwardian homes and later Art Deco interiors.
Value Estimate (as of 2025)
Market Type
Estimated Value (USD)
Vintage shop/retail
$150 – $250
Private/online sale
$100 – $175
Estate auction
$75 – $125
Insurance value
~$250
Heirloom Value: Sentimental value likely exceeds monetary worth—especially for a multi-generational piece in its original condition.
Collectibility Notes
Recommendations
Professional Appraisal?
Not necessary unless: