Wall-mounted coat rack built from black enameled metal wire, featuring four upward-curving high hat hooks at the top and two curved double hooks in the lower section. The vertical wires run the full height of the piece and are joined by a mid-rail with diagonal cross-bracing, adding structural integrity and visual interest. Ball-tipped terminals finish the hooks and mounting points throughout.This style of wire rack was widely produced in France during the 1950s and 1960s, reflecting the period's embrace of bent metal wire as both a functional and sculptural material. French designers and manufacturers explored wire construction across furniture, lighting, and accessories, producing pieces that balanced economy of material with graphic clarity of form.Shows wear consistent with age and use, including some loss to the enamel finish in areas.