This is a black, cast iron shoe stand that appears to have been used by cobblers who made or repaired shoes. It stands at a height of 15" with the shoe piece attached. The shoe detaches from the stand and appears to be the size of what would've been used to make children's shoes. I have attached a picture of the item.

The handles are black and saucer is trimmed in black. The cups and saucers are flower patterned in what I believe is called a chintz pattern. I inherited them in 1987 after my great aunt's death. She probably received them as a wedding gift, or else she inherited them from another relative. There is some paint wearing on the handles. There are very fine cracks in the glazing, especially on one of the cups, and a small chip on the edge of a cup, but other than that, there are no other cracks or damage in the pieces, themselves, and they are in good condition. There are pink roses and small purple flowers in the pattern.

I have a Hudson 6220 Model bug sprayer, has a red hose and sprayer attached, cylinder shape, there is a date on the inner paper sleeve that reads 1963.

Excellent cosmetic and operational condition. Dome wood case W/ handle
Knee power control, Original insruction manual, lockable w/ key

Tub is in excellent shape. Exterior could use fresh coat of paint, but otherwise excellent condidtions. One small 1/2 inch chip on roll of porcelain. That is the only defect other then normal wear.

I have a set for 6 plus extra pieces