Antique Bootmaker’s Display, English, Beech, Riding Boot Stretcher, Edwardian

Our Stock # 18.9964

This is an antique bootmaker’s display. An English, riding boot stretcher mounted on a mahogany plinth, dating to the Edwardian period, circa 1910. A fascinating example of early 20th century retail craftsmanship, offering both practical charm and decorative appeal.

• Charming display piece, ideal for a shop window or as country house dressing room décor
• Anatomical boot form crafted from select beech, showing fine grain interest and warm caramel hues
• Mounted upon a mahogany plinth with a rich russet finish, providing an attractive contrast in tone
• Original hardware and lettering remain present to the upper section, adding authenticity and period character
  
  
• Dressed to the base with a protective suede leather covering
• Displays superb craftsmanship typical of early 20th century English bootmakers
• Perfect as a conversation piece, or for those with an interest in equestrian, shoemaking, or retail heritage

A delightful antique shop display piece, this Edwardian riding boot stretcher embodies the craft, character, and presentation of a bygone age — a distinctive addition to any interior or collector’s showcase. Delivered ready to display.

Dimensions:
Max Width: 26cm (10.25'')
Max Depth: 31cm (12.25'')
Max Height: 54cm (21.25'')