Nuniq Horse Head Shoe Horn with Brass Stick

Although no one really knows when or where the shoehorn was first invented, early surviving examples suggest they were in use in England by the late Middle Ages. Records exist showing purchases of shoehorns for the household of Elizabeth I. Many early examples feature inscriptions of their makers’ or owners’ names, and ornate heraldic symbols and decorative engravings.

This shoehorn is great for seniors or anyone with limited flexibility issues. The 63cm, the extra-long handle will enable them to put on shoes without bending or straining. This generous handle length also makes this shoehorn ideal for putting on calf or knee-high – riding boots for example!

This classic design is suitable for a man or a woman. Powerful, graceful, and intelligent, the horse is a symbol of freedom, independence, endurance, and courage. This shoehorn design is a beautiful and practical gift idea for a horse racing or equestrian enthusiast, or for someone with the strength and grace of these stunning creatures.

Features:

• Pack Contents: Brass Head and Stick
• Materials: Brass
• Key Attributes: Hand Crafted, Decorative, Polished Brass Finish
• Uses: Home Decor, Gift, Souvenir, Collectable, History, Art and Craft
• Weigh: 0.40 kg (Approx)

Dimensions:

• Length: 50 mm (Approx)
  
• Width: 10 mm (Approx)
  
• Height: 630 mm (Approx)