Cue rack to hold cues butt up? Good/Bad? Who sells such a holder?

Paul_#_

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It seems that a cue collection could show off better in a room if the cues were held on a rack upside down—Butt up and shaft down. That would emphasize the prettier part of cues—the butt end.

Would such a rack harm cues?

Who sells such a cue holder?


Cue stick holder__Upside down.jpg
 
I’d have to do a handstand to appreciate looking at them.
Also not good for the cues. Eventually it might leave a small indent. Might be ok for cheap cues that do not get used. Cues for display/decor only
 
The rack could have leather or some non-staining cushion at cue stick to prevent indent. The pictured rack would appear, however, to have wood-to-stick contact.
 
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