Did portrait displays have a tilt or swivel base?

All the desktop-oriented PC's we had growing up had the unfortunate monitor sitting atop them. They weren't designed to be used all day long I would imagine.

With the time I spend on the computer each day I couldn't imagine having a desktop with a monitor on top today. When I was in my teens I used to remove the swivel bases from my monitors to "low rider" them, or if It was possible stand the desktop upright next to the screen.

I had a compudyne 486 that had little tabbed feet that pulled out so you could stand it up.

Also Mac II's with the LC era RGB sitting on top just don't look proportionately correct.