A charming pair of children’s wooden shoe lasts, once used to shape small handmade shoes. Still bearing the marks of their working life, these well-used forms offer a glimpse into early shoemaking practices. Perfect for display, styling, or collecting.
Product Details:
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Era: Early to mid 20th century
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Origin: United Kingdom
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Materials: Solid wood with steel fittings
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Dimensions: Approx. 17cm long × 6.5cm wide × 6cm high
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Condition Notes:
Signs of wear consistent with regular workshop use; scuffs, surface markings and patina to both wood and metal. Mechanisms remain solid. -
Provenance/Story:
These would have originally come from a shoemaker's workshop, these children’s lasts would have been used to shape shoes by hand — likely for everyday wear. -
Care Tips:
Dust with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid excessive moisture. Wax lightly if a deeper sheen is preferred, though the aged surface is best left undisturbed for authenticity.