These beautiful hangers are made entirely of metal with an antiqued gold finish with blue background. They are covered with elaborate designs and should fit most traditionally shaped swords. (Measurements are given below so you can double-check.)
The hangers can be used to hold many items. They would also make interesting coat/hat hangers, and I'm sure there are many other creative uses for them.
The hangers can be used to hold items horizontally or vertically, and they have a spring-action telescoping feature where the front part extends outwards from the back part when necessary.
Horizontal Sword Example: The hangers would be spaced relatively far apart and the sword would be lain across the hangers horizontally.
Vertical Sword Example: The hangers would be spaced relatively closely, and the sword would hang vertically with the guard resting on the hangers.
Measurements
Height of back (base) of each hanger : 3.5"
Height of front part of each hanger : 2.8"
Width of front part of each hanger : 1.7"
Non-telescoped opening : 1.2"
Maximum (telescoped) opening : 2"
The hangers would extend approximately 1.7" from the wall in the non-telescoped position.
The hangers can be used to hold many items. They would also make interesting coat/hat hangers, and I'm sure there are many other creative uses for them.
The hangers can be used to hold items horizontally or vertically, and they have a spring-action telescoping feature where the front part extends outwards from the back part when necessary.
Horizontal Sword Example: The hangers would be spaced relatively far apart and the sword would be lain across the hangers horizontally.
Vertical Sword Example: The hangers would be spaced relatively closely, and the sword would hang vertically with the guard resting on the hangers.
Measurements
Height of back (base) of each hanger : 3.5"
Height of front part of each hanger : 2.8"
Width of front part of each hanger : 1.7"
Non-telescoped opening : 1.2"
Maximum (telescoped) opening : 2"
The hangers would extend approximately 1.7" from the wall in the non-telescoped position.
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