London Fine Antiques has dated these Antique Wooden Boot Stretchers to the 1920s.
Superb craftsmanship from London's oldest remaining bootmaker, holder of royal patronage and offering bespoke footwear for military and equestrian needs.

Each boot rests gracefully, with a traditional equestrian form - in UK size 10 (EU 45)
Displaying a gentle time-worn appearance, and excellent presentation quality throughout
Fine black leather presents a gently worn, supple patina, rich with antique appeal

Perfect for decorative retail display, equestrian interiors, or collectors of gentleman’s outfitter memorabilia
Four-section beech stretchers within each boot preserve the shape and condition beautifully

Ingenious tongue and groove system allows each section to remain securely within the boot
Central section with handle using a naturally sprung system for locking into place between the outer sections
Shaped foot last slots into the three piece section to keep the shape of the toe box

Maker’s label for Maxwell of Dover Street, London, a renowned military and equestrian bootmaker Henry Maxwell was established in 1750, and has been based in London since 1756
As a bespoke shoe and boot maker, these lasts are used to keep the individual fit for each owner

Maxwell held the Royal Warrant for every monarch from George IV to Queen Elizabeth II
This is a fascinating antique bootmaker’s last, offering wonderful antique character and historic London craftsmanship. Delivered ready to enjoy and display.
Dimensions:
Max Width: 12cm (4.75'')
Max Depth: 29.5cm (11.5'')
Max Height: 63.5cm (25'')
London Fine Antiques has dated these Antique Wooden Boot Stretchers to the 1920s.
Fine antiques curated in england and sold worldwide
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