About this product
In the 1950s and 1960s most Australian homes had a Hills Hoist. The idea was first dreamt up in 1895 but was designed in 1925 and only started being sold by Lance Hill in 1947, who built them in his backyard.
It became popular in the 1960s during the housing boom after the Second World War and families have been using this big metal tree for drying clothes since and is considered an icon of Australian suburbia.
Inspired and designed in Melbourne + made in Arita, Japan using a 400 year old tradition.
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Product information
| Store Pick Up | Not available |
| *Local Delivery | Free |
| Shipping | Free |
| International Shipping | NZ $25; INT $60 |
*Local Delivery is only available for Sydney metro (within 20km of postcode 2064). Koskela is delivering Monday-Thursday.
Dimensions: 15 cm diameter
Materials: Arita porcelain
Colour: Cobalt blue
For display or to serve. Comes with matching box and information insert.