Brass Shoe

Walter Bosse Brass Shoe Horn, around circa 1950s Polished and stove enameled

A late 19th century folding cobbler's boxwood and brass shoe size measure, for the French market

1950s Gustav Bertelsen Mahogany desk with brass shoes. Front with six drawers. H. 75. L. 155. B. 85

The beauty is in the details of this Turkish antique Brass Shoe Stand. The details include

A collection of 9 brass shoe mantel ornaments. Each in the form of a lady's boot or shoe. Some

Elegant wall hung shoe horn in patinated brass set with the a swan among bulrush at the top. It was

Carl Auböck Shoe shaped bottle opener, Austria, 1960s.

pair of genuine snake and leather dress shoes with brass buckle. Size: 8.5M Good Condition check

A beautiful brass shoe horn, displaying a cow. A humorous design by Walter Bosse, executed by

Four sets and two single pieces of English Victorian brass chimney ornaments or "good luck" shoes

1980s Margaret Jerrold Black Women's Leather Western Boots w Brass & Chrome Stud Fringe: Cuban heel

Cabinet in mahogni with tambour doors and brass shoes. Designed and made by a Danish cabinetmaker

Large 'Art Deco' dining table/desk in patinated oak with curved column legs and brass shoes. From

, brass shoe supports on the step above the rustic turquoise drawers. Presented in a custom black frame

An Italian teak two tier coffee table with wavy glass supports on tapering legs with brass shoes.

A long solid beech side table with patinated brass cladding and shoes B.B - Inspired by jewelery

Elegant regency armchair in mahogany with cane in the sides, back and seat. Legs with brass shoes

Rare cabinet in rosewood with drawers and black lacquered frame with brass shoes. Designed by

Mahogany with original rich dark finish and brass shoes. Wormley designed this magazine / book table in

Rare 'Partners Desk' mahogany desk with four drawers, profiled edge and brass shoes. Designed in

adorned, chiseled brass shoes, handles and friezes intricately bronze chiseled, while the top boasts

Deco stools from the 1920s / 1930s with tanned beech legs, solid brass shoes and original upholstery in

Fine sofa table with 4 drawers (2 each side) and brass shoes and handles. Produced by the famous

French round side table with red marble top and hand carved in Louis XVI style legs with brass

Edward Wormley Tawi Dining table for Dunbar, model 5461 Tapered Mahogany legs with solid brass

. This set has rare brass shoes that appear to have been added during manufactuire or at least 40 years

. Walnut wood. Brass inlays. Two brass shoes in the front legs. Cognac colored leather.. Very solid heavy

elegant design with it's thick upholstered seat on top of 4 lim tanned beech legs with brass shoes. Due

top, drawer and legs. Original bronze fittings and brass locks. Tapered legs finished with brass

leaf decorated legs with a solid brass top block to leg and tapered brass shoe. Shown upholstered in

, ending in decorative brass shoes and castors. Wonderful patination and elegant stance. England, circa

glass top enhanced by a gilded brass frame, thick square section legs enhanced with gilded brass shoes

patinated brass shoes. The top is a slight trapezoid shape tapering at the front, originally to allow for

is made in beech with brass shoe rests, it will accommodate jacket and trousers, but it would do just

ankles. Platform heels shoes with brass buckle with RL logo. Condition: see pictures worn once. Color

. Amazing brass shoes as decoration finish the high quality accentuates. The conical feet construction plays

Beech, it stands on small castors with a 2 bar brass shoe rest, above there is a Coat hanger, Trouser

becoming an absolute statement piece. Raised on mahogany legs with brass shoes. The original high quality

brass shoe & caster. Extremely comfortable and long lasting. This chair has been upholstered by a

A pair of brass bookends in the shape of Victorian button-up shoes. No maker's mark. NPT Books a

a polished brass shoe rack. Paul Dupré Lafon was know in Paris to be the architect/decorator of the

flowers. Supported by simple turned tapering legs on brass shoes and castors. Chinoiserie is the European

the table frame are made of brown stained wood. Brass shoes finish the look. The condition is good

brass shoe at the foot – a detail that underlines the restrained refinement of the period. Originally

Beautiful brass inkwell, which shows a antique shoe. France, around 1910.

, highlighting the natural grain and golden hue of the wood. Decorative brass shoes on the front feet underline

four really nice legs; squared and tapering with brass shoes at feet. Please note that there are some

its decorative appeal. Brass shoes finish the legs and underline the formal clarity of the design. The

brightness. The tables stand on four fluted, tapering legs, each ending in a small brass shoe, a hallmark of

-front stretcher shelf for added stability and visual refinement. Each leg terminates in a brass shoe

. The tables rest on four sheathed legs, each tapering gracefully and ending in a brass shoe, a

for your suit. Fully equipped with burnished brass shoe rack, trouser bar and catch all tray lined

. Goyardine canvas and lozined edges. Gilt brass closure. Leather handle. 30 x 54 x 20 cm compartmentalized

add to its character and charm. One brass shoe is missing at the back.

supported by gracefully tapered, fluted legs ending in toupie feet with brass shoes—a hallmark of the Louis

) brass shoes. Beautiful patina characterizes this chair as well the wooden part as the brass details and

pulls, brass shoes, and removable woven cane privacy screen (ca. 1950s, Indiana, USA). Scarcely seen