Kőszárhegy is a village in Fejér county, Hungary.

Notable for its size and weight, it outmatches all other known Roman folding stands.

Crafted around the latter half of the fourth century AD, possibly in a Balkan workshop, it was in use during that period.

A 2023 study indicated that the silver used in its production probably came from the Balkans.

This Fejér location article is a stub.