Art Nouveau Shoe Display Stand for Boyd Welsh Shoes Three Nudes Surround The Pedestal Plaster Circa 1910

Boyd-Welsh was a St. Louis company who made shoes from 1900-1922. They were famous for the black lace up women's boot. 
The company.."evolved from a distribution center for eastern-made shoes to the nation's foremost center of shoe manufacturing. Within this period, the Boyd Welsh Shoe Company was a major contributor to St. Louis' economy."

This shoe display has the name of the company on the base twice, once is legible but the second one has damage, please see the pictures. 

Three nude women hold up the top pediment of the display stand, a very typical theme of the Art Nouveau period and style. 
The stand is made of a plaster
The base has been repaired and repainted in a gold, most likely a gold radiator paint. 

Size: 19" tall x 9 1/2" wide at the base. 
Condition: The paster figures are intact with some light damage, you can see each figure has been photographed to show all visible damage. The base has been repaired and filled and repainted. The top of the pedestal has some chipping on the edge and underside, please see the images.

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