Bootjack c. 1938

"Bootjack" is a carved wooden bootjack made by Hardin Walsh in 1938. This piece of furniture was made to be used to remove boots. It is a small piece of folk art that is unique for its design and craftsmanship. The bootjack features a lyra-shaped design with scrollwork and a painted scene in its center. The piece of furniture is a reminder of past traditions and the importance of craftsmanship.