Late 19th-Century Wooden Photography Stand w/ Adjsutable Height

This late 19th to early 20th-century wooden presentation stand was designed for photographic equipment, featuring a functional metal mechanism. Its height and tilt are adjustable, allowing for precise positioning, while its sturdy tripod-style base ensures stability. The combination of warm wood tones and industrial metal elements adds to its utilitarian charm.

Photography stands like this were essential tools in early studios, providing support for cameras during long exposure times. The adjustable system allowed photographers to fine-tune their setup for portraits or still-life compositions. As photography evolved, such stands became symbols of the craftsmanship and precision that defined the early days of the medium.

Now repurposed, this piece can serve as a unique plant stand or display pedestal in an industrial or vintage-inspired interior. Its mechanical details make it a conversation piece, ideal for showcasing objects of curiosity, antique cameras, or art pieces in a loft or studio setting.

Condition and patina consistent with age.
Approx. overall 37½" high x 28" x 31" Maximum height is 51½"
Approx. overall 95cm high x 71cm x 79cm Maximum height is 131cm