umbrella stand

British  

noun

1. an upright rack or stand for umbrellas

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Example Sentences

“Heavens” was what Aunt Kitty might have sighed just then as she watched me strut, my full skirts knocking over the umbrella stand.

From Literature

“Next to the elephant’s-foot umbrella stand, he says. Why, the cheek!” the admiral fumed.

From Literature

The widow was bareheaded; her veiled mourning cap had been removed and was now perched on the corner of Lord Fredrick’s elephant’s-foot umbrella stand.

From Literature

"You can put those in there if you like," she said, pointing to an umbrella stand.

From BBC

Another good idea: an umbrella stand, so you have a dedicated place for umbrellas to drip dry without soaking the floor.

From Seattle Times