Would you pay A$95 for a handmade dual-headphone stand with shelf that already sits near the going rate? That’s a fair ask, not a steal, because comparable listings for this RusticStands piece have shown up at about A$95, and the maker’s own pricing around the brand tends to land in the A$75–A$100 band depending on wood, size, and finish.
What makes it worthwhile is the niche: these stands are aimed at collectors who want tidy dual-headphone storage plus a practical shelf, with a bit of character rather than generic factory furniture. If it’s clean and complete, the value is in the craftsmanship and the cable-management convenience; at this price, I’d mainly be checking that the shelf hardware is solid, the wood finish is intact, and the stand suits the size of the headphones you plan to hang.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.