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antique shoe store fitting stool - $100
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antique shoe store fitting stool, also known as a salesman's seat or shoe shine stand, typically dating from the late 19th or early 20th century.
It features a distinctive design with a cushioned seat for the salesperson and a sloped, wooden platform for the customer to place their foot while being fitted for shoes.
The base is constructed from twisted metal, often wrought iron or copper-plated steel.
These stools were staples in early department stores and specialty shoe shops, allowing salesmen to comfortably sit or kneel while fitting footwear.