TRIPARDecorative Twisted Wire Stand, Black Display (6 Inch Depth) Tabletop Easel Sleek & Modern Look - Perfect for Books, Plates, Photos & More

Love this! It is almost identical to one on the McGee and Co website, but for a fraction of the cost. Pleased with the quality. We use it to display framed art on our bookshelf.

Sturdy and strong, but still flexible enough to adapt to different objects.

I used these to display a couple of large sized decorative plates on top of my buffet. I didn't want to pay a fortune but I wanted the option of displaying things in my dining room. I can change the plates out for holiday decoration as well, or use these for photo frames, which I expect to do here soon as I will be a first time Grandma. I am sure I will want photos all over the house.

This item is exactly as described except for the dimension listed in the product line. It is twisted black wire and is quite sturdy and the depth can be adjusted for optimum item display. Example: I changed the depth by squeezing the stand to 5 1/2 inches so that the pictures sat up straighter instead of laid back. Every thing was aligned and balanced. I bought the large size; it's approximately 6 inches high, 5 1/4 inches wide, and 7 1/2 inches in depth. The product tag states it fits items 14 inches and up.

Ordered this to put my signed edition of an Artist's book on. This is a coffee-table size book, and this is the largest stand of this type that Amazon sells.I wish they came in cream or white, because eventually, the shelf (and the rest of the corner unit) is going to be re-painted a warm cream color. In any case, these really are great stands for larger books. This is not my first time using them, and it won't be the last.

I’m using it to support a calendar on my desk. It works for a small calendar.

These are miracles! For a couple years I just had these giant designer platters laying in tables in my house. Thanks to these easels all 3 are standing nearly up and everyone can see the beautiful glass and paint work involved. My plates are at least 18 inches across and very heavy and these easels do fine. Be sure you test your plates though, do not take my word for it so you don't lose a treasure. I've just had good luck with my rather solid, heavy plates.

I use this to display my McCarty, Etta B, and Peter's pottery Pieces (Mississippi pottery) It has served it's purpose extremely well.