Italian Folding Valet Stand in Brass, 1950s

Introducing the Fratelli Reguitti Folding Valet Stand: Elevate Your Wardrobe with Elegance and Practicality. Charmy vintage valt stand manufactured in Italy in the 1950s by iconic Fratelli Reguitti company. Folding valet with beech wood hanger and refined iron and brass frame. Completely restored as follows: Iron has been repainted by using its original color. Brass parts have been cleaned and polished. Wood hanger has been refinished. Manufacturer: Fratelli Reguitti Country: Italy Model: Folding valet stand / dress boy Design period: 1950’s Date of manufacturing: 1950’s Size WDH in cm: 48x40x102 cm. Material: Stained beech / Metal / Brass Condition: Restored. Completely restored as follows: Iron has been repainted by using its original color; Brass parts have been cleaned and polished Wood hanger has been refinished. Key Features: Italian Craftsmanship: Immerse yourself in the exquisite craftsmanship that defines Fratelli Reguitti. Each valet stand is meticulously crafted in Italy, showcasing a commitment to quality and timeless design. Space-Saving Design: Embrace versatility with the folding feature that allows you to maximize space. Whether you’re tight on closet space or seeking a portable wardrobe companion, the folding valet stand effortlessly adapts to your needs. Organized Elegance: Keep your wardrobe impeccably organized. The valet stand features a dedicated hanger for your suits, a bar for trousers, and thoughtful compartments for accessories such as ties, belts, and watches. Your essentials are always at your fingertips. Premium Materials: Constructed with premium materials, this valet stand not only exudes sophistication but also ensures durability. It’s a timeless investment that stands the test of both fashion trends and time. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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