An unoccupied, vintage double shoe shine stand is centrally positioned within an interior tiled room, identified as the Santa Fe Depot in San Bernardino, United States of America

An unoccupied, vintage double shoe shine stand is centrally positioned within an interior tiled room, identified as the Santa Fe Depot in San Bernardino, United States of America. The stand is constructed from polished light-brown wood, featuring two elevated seats. Each seat has a tufted red leather backrest with brass buttons and a solid red leather seat cushion. The armrests are crafted from carved wood. The wooden base incorporates two smaller drawers with ornate brass pulls, two larger drawers with brass latches, and two brass-colored footrests. A wooden step extends from the base for access. The walls are clad in ceramic tiles, featuring a pattern of beige and light-brown square tiles in the lower section, separated by a horizontal green tile band from larger brown rectangular tiles above. A decorative brown tiled molding runs along the upper perimeter. The floor consists of reddish-brown square ceramic tiles with dark grout. Two black stanchions with spherical tops are linked by a black metal chain, forming a barrier in front of the stand. No individuals are present, and no actions or interactions are depicted.