Antique Shoe Stretcher

Jan. 15 1862 Industrial use leather boot/shoe stretcher. Black painted wrought iron base, wheel and

with shortened curved armrests, upholstered back and seat, turned supports united by horse-shoe

-shoe stretchers, ball motifs 29½ in. (75 cm.) high this is a part of a set which consist of 2

Rectangular top with carved molding, trestle ends with inlaid chevron pattern, shaped stretcher

Rectangular top with a trestle form base. Shoe feet and board stretcher. Removed from Yale Farm in

Rectangular plank top raised on a pair of turned baluster supports joined by a single stretcher

joined by a shaped stretcher, shaped shoe feet. Provenance, Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University.      

baluster form carved acorn design pedestals conjoined by a large stretcher ending with shoe feet. Finished

. Between the shoe and the leg, the stretcher is supported and composed with two curved shapes. The

paws shoes. The stretcher is adorned with scrolls finishing in circular element and supporting a flower

low gallery accent edge. Raised on turned legs ending in arched shoe bases with bowed rear stretchers

, the table stands on three turned double-baluster support legs joined by cross stretcher; each shoe

stringing & ebonized moldings. Ring turned legs, boxwood inlaid shaped shoe feet. Bowed rear stretchers

Single board top over a trestle form support, square stretcher with shoe form feet.

stretcher, shoe feet.

shaped baluster legs connected by a flat stretcher, on three shoe feet. Measures: 13 foot long.

turned wood knob. Four square legs gradually taper to the floor, connected by flat stretchers with wide

columned stretcher ending with shoe feet. Original key included for front lock plate. From an estate in

/4), shoe horn (8), glove stretcher (9), button hook (7 3/8), pocket knife (3 1/2), pin tray (7 1/8

pictured. The table was made using Through Tenon Construction, pinned all around, and has "shoe feet." The

shoes with cross stretchers. Original oval Sheraton style brass handles. All crossbanded. Bearing an

loaded mechanism revealing four brushes, shoe horn and glove stretchers. Below the top tier and at the

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