[Brass] Antique Shoe Display Stand (High-Angle Type)

Angles and Structure That Enhance Beauty
Rare Stands for Displaying Boots and Heeled Shoes

Product Description:
This is an antique brass shoe stand, estimated to have been used in the early 20th century. It features a "high-angle" design, with a raised toe-supporting arm specifically for women's heeled shoes and boots. The height is adjustable with a screw, allowing shoes to be displayed beautifully and stably. This antique piece is not only suitable as a fixture for physical stores but also makes a statement as an interior decoration. (R070073)

Specifications:
・Material: Brass (estimated)
・Size: Height approx. 15-22cm (adjustable) / Base diameter approx. 7.5cm
・Weight: approx. 300g
・Function: T-shaped arm structure supporting toe and heel, angled
・Condition: Rust and tarnishing due to age.
・Estimated Period: Early 20th century
・Origin: Unknown (possibly European)

Highlights:
・Beautifully displays heeled shoes with its high, angled arm
・A superb item that shines in interiors and shop displays
・The luxurious brass texture creates a sense of history
・Also valuable for collectors and as a photography prop
・One-of-a-kind vintage, 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 stands were popular for high-end boutiques, displays for the upper class, dressers, and shop fixtures due to their beautiful tarnish from aging, relatively high cost, and ease of processing. Iron and cast iron stands were heavy, highly stable, and prized in shoe stores, workshops, and as commercial fixtures, especially in shoe repair and manufacturing settings. Wooden stands were warm, lightweight, and easy to carry. They sometimes featured decorative carvings and were often used for men's shoes, as household items, or as shoe mold displays for crafts.

*Based on AI research.