• Antique Gothic Revival cast iron and brass phone stand attributed to Oscar Bach or Bertram Segar, c. 1920 Greenwich Village, featuring decorative scrollwork and crest in ornate filigree design. Brand: None/Unknown.
  • An Antique Gothic Revival Cast Iron and Brass Phone Stand, attributed to Oscar Bach or Bertram Segar c. 1920 Greenwich Village, stands tall on slender legs against a plain background on a wooden floor. Brand: None/Unknown.
  • An Antique Gothic Revival cast iron and brass phone stand, attributed to Oscar Bach or Bertram Segar c. 1920 Greenwich Village, stands on four slender legs against a light wall and wood floor. Brand: None/Unknown.
  • Antique Gothic Revival cast iron and brass phone stand, attributed to Oscar Bach or Bertram Segar c.1920, features intricate floral and vine designs, a decorative crest, and stands on curved legs against a plain white wall.
  • Antique Gothic Revival cast iron and brass phone stand, attributed to Oscar Bach or Bertram Segar c. 1920, Greenwich Village. Features ornate scrollwork, two lions, a crest, and stands on four slender legs against a plain white wall. Brand unknown.
  • Antique Gothic Revival cast iron and brass phone stand, c. 1920 Greenwich Village, attributed to Oscar Bach or Bertram Segar, with floral motifs, four curved legs, and crossbar; displayed on a wooden floor against a plain wall.
  • Antique Gothic Revival cast iron and brass phone stand, attributed to Oscar Bach or Bertram Segar, c. 1920 Greenwich Village, featuring ornate scrollwork and floral designs on slender legs, displayed against a plain white background.
  • An Antique Gothic Revival cast iron and brass phone stand, attributed to Oscar Bach or Bertram Segar c. 1920 Greenwich Village, features ornate detailing and a decorative crest atop curved legs, set against a plain light background.
  • Antique Gothic Revival cast iron and brass phone stand, attributed to Oscar Bach or Bertram Segar c. 1920 Greenwich Village, features a decorative crest with two cherubs, ornate scrollwork, and a black lower surface. Brand unknown.
  • Antique Gothic Revival cast iron and brass phone stand, attributed to Oscar Bach or Bertram Segar c. 1920 Greenwich Village, features ornate swirling floral patterns, a raised dragon design, decorative borders, and detailed artistry on a dark background.
  • Close-up of an Antique Gothic Revival Cast Iron and Brass Phone Stand (attr. Oscar Bach or Bertram Segar, c. 1920 Greenwich Village), featuring ornate gold floral and leaf patterns with a central flower accent on a dark backdrop.
  • Close-up of an Antique Gothic Revival Cast Iron and Brass Phone Stand, attributed to Oscar Bach or Bertram Segar c. 1920 Greenwich Village, featuring ornate gold-toned dragon motifs and curling vines on a dark background. Brand: Unknown.
  • Close-up of an Antique Gothic Revival Cast Iron and Brass Phone Stand, attributed to Oscar Bach or Bertram Segar (c. 1920 Greenwich Village), featuring ornate animal motifs and raised gold designs reminiscent of period decorative furniture.
  • The Antique Gothic Revival Cast Iron and Brass Phone Stand, attributed to Oscar Bach or Bertram Segar (c. 1920 Greenwich Village), features ornate paw-footed legs and intricate ironwork, shown here standing on a wooden floor with a white background.
  • Close-up of an Antique Gothic Revival Cast Iron and Brass Phone Stand (attr. Oscar Bach or Bertram Segar, c.1920 Greenwich Village), showing ornate clawed feet and filigree legs on a wooden floor against a white background. Brand: None/Unknown.
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Antique Gothic Revival Cast Iron and Brass Phone Stand Attr. Oscar Bach or Bertram Segar c. 1920 Greenwich Village

Antique Gothic Revival Cast Iron and Brass Phone Stand Attr. Oscar Bach or Bertram Segar c. 1920 Greenwich Village

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This is a truly striking example of a Gothic Revival telephone stand, attributed to the circle of Oscar Bach or Bertram Segar, and likely originating from Greenwich Village around 1920. During this period, artists and metalworkers in New York were producing highly decorative, hand-wrought pieces that blended medieval inspiration with early 20th-century design sensibilities. This stand reflects that movement beautifully, combining function with an unmistakable sense of artistry and presence.

The craftsmanship here is exceptional, with a rich interplay of cast iron and brass elements. The upper cabinet features intricate Gothic tracery with scrolling vine motifs and a dark contrasting ground, while the crest above showcases heraldic imagery with finely detailed figures. The slender iron base has an elegant, almost architectural quality, with delicate curves and a pierced stretcher that reinforces the Gothic theme. Every surface offers something to discover, and the combination of materials gives the piece both visual depth and a sense of durability. The stand likely originally had a marble top, which is no longer present, but the form still presents beautifully as-is.

It is in nice antique condition, showing expected wear consistent with age and use, including surface wear and patina to the metal surfaces that enhance its character. The cabinet remains functional and would have originally housed a telephone, but today it works just as well as a decorative stand or small storage piece. This is a wonderful example of early 20th-century artistic metalwork that brings both history and a bold decorative statement into a space. 50h x 18w x 10d

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