[Brass] Antique Shoe Display Stand (with Height Adjustment Mechanism)

Supporting Shoes Across Time
Simple and Practical Antique Fixture

Product Description:
This is an antique brass shoe stand, estimated to have been used in the early 20th century. It features a mechanism where the toe and heel of the shoe rest on metal fittings, and the height can be adjusted by loosening a screw. The angle is designed to be close to horizontal, giving it a calm and stable appearance. It boasts the unique aged patina characteristic of brass, allowing you to fully enjoy its antique charm. This item is recommended for shop displays, collection showcases, or as a prop for still-life photography. (R070074)

Specifications:
・Material: Brass (estimated)
・Size: Height approx. 15-21 cm (adjustable) / Base diameter approx. 7 cm
・Weight: Approximately 320g
・Condition: Patina and minor scratches due to age
・Adjustment mechanism: Toe and heel height can be changed with a screw
・Era: Estimated early 20th century
・Country of manufacture: Unknown (possibly Europe)

Recommended Points:
・Practical antique stand with adjustable height
・Simple design that enhances shoes
・Beautiful aged brass patina, perfect for collections and interiors
・Can be used as a shop fixture or photography prop
・One-of-a-kind item, no restock

Special Notes:
In addition to brass, many antique shoe stands (display stands) were also made of "wood" or "iron (cast iron/wrought iron)." Brass (Brass) was popular for high-end boutiques, upper-class displays, dressers, and shop fixtures due to its beautiful aged patina, slightly higher cost, and ease of processing. Iron/Cast Iron (Iron / Cast Iron) offered a sense of solidity and high stability, making it valued in shoe shops, workshops, and as commercial equipment, especially in shoe repair and manufacturing sites. Wood (Wood) provided warmth, was lightweight, and easy to carry. Often featuring decorative carvings, many were intended for home use, as display forms for craftsmanship, or for men's shoes.

*Based on AI research.