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Historical Footwear Collection

A variety of antique shoes, from doll shoes to women's fashion from different eras, showcasing unique materials and designs.

Black leather shoe, anonymous, c. 1670 - c. 1700 Shoe of black leather. Model: flat round nose that rises slightly. Made from a leaf, with separately set clod strikes, which is sewn together at the heel. A high cover, with an extension. The heel is entirely of leather. The entire shoe is made of leather and pissed off with blue ribbon. North Netherlands whole: Leather. chest ribbon: Silk Shoe of black leather. Model: flat round nose that rises slightly. Made from a leaf, with separately set clod strikes, which is sewn together at the heel. A high cover, with an extension. The heel is entirely of leather. The entire shoe is made of leather and pissed off with blue ribbon. North Netherlands whole: Leather. chest ribbon: Silk
Black leather shoe, anonymous, c. 1670 - c. 1700 Shoe of black leather. Model: flat round nose that rises slightly. Made from a leaf, with separately set clod strikes, which is sewn together at the heel. A high cover, with an extension. The heel is entirely of leather. The entire shoe is made of leather and pissed off with blue ribbon. North Netherlands whole: Leather. chest ribbon: Silk Shoe of black leather. Model: flat round nose that rises slightly. Made from a leaf, with separately set clod strikes, which is sewn together at the heel. A high cover, with an extension. The heel is entirely of leather. The entire shoe is made of leather and pissed off with blue ribbon. North Netherlands whole: Leather. chest ribbon: Silk
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Black leather shoe, anonymous, c. 1670 - c. 1700 Shoe of black leather. Model: flat round nose that rises slightly. Made from a leaf, with separately set clod strikes, which is sewn together at the heel. A high cover, with an extension. The heel is entirely of leather. The entire shoe is made of leather and pissed off with blue ribbon. North Netherlands whole: Leather. chest ribbon: Silk Shoe of black leather. Model: flat round nose that rises slightly. Made from a leaf, with separately set clod strikes, which is sewn together at the heel. A high cover, with an extension. The heel is entirely of leather. The entire shoe is made of leather and pissed off with blue ribbon. North Netherlands whole: Leather. chest ribbon: SilkShoe of black leather, c. 1670 - c. 1700 Shoe of black leather. Model: flat round nose that rises slightly. Made from a leaf, with separately set clod strikes, which is sewn together at the heel. A high cover, with an extension. The heel is entirely of leather. The entire shoe is made of leather and pissed off with blue ribbon. North Netherlands whole: Leather. chest ribbon: Silk Shoe of black leather. Model: flat round nose that rises slightly. Made from a leaf, with separately set clod strikes, which is sewn together at the heel. A high cover, with an extension. The heel is entirely of leather. The entire shoe is made of leather and pissed off with blue ribbon. North Netherlands whole: Leather. chest ribbon: SilkShoe of black leather, c. 1775 - c. 1800 Shoe of black leather. Model: rounded nose, from three blades: a cover sheet high closed in a square tongue over the instep and two side sheets ended in two flaps, one with perforation to confirm a buckle. The front of the heel runs straight down in a rounded angle. The side and back of the heel are slightly tailored and covered with leather. The heel has a dark brown edge leather from the back shit. North Netherlands whole: Leather Shoe of black leather. Model: rounded nose, from three blades: a cover sheet high closed in a square tongue over the instep and two side sheets ended in two flaps, one with perforation to confirm a buckle. The front of the heel runs straight down in a rounded angle. The side and back of the heel are slightly tailored and covered with leather. The heel has a dark brown edge leather from the back shit. North Netherlands whole: LeatherDoll shoe made of black leather, anonymous, c. 1600 - c. 1699 Doll shoe made of black leather. Flat heels, on the instep over each other, cut, pointed nose. Netherlands whole: Leather Doll shoe made of black leather. Flat heels, on the instep over each other, cut, pointed nose. Netherlands whole: LeatherDoll shoe made of black leather, c. 1600 - c. 1699 Doll shoe made of black leather. Flat heels, on the instep over each other, cut, pointed nose. Netherlands whole: Leather Doll shoe made of black leather. Flat heels, on the instep over each other, cut, pointed nose. Netherlands whole: LeatherABARCAS HECHAS CON TROZOS DE NEUMATICO.Black leather shoes with a flattened, square nose, a high cover on which two closing belts and a square heel, anonymous, c. 1690 - c. 1700 Shoe of black leather. Model: flattened square nose, high cover sheet with a double plug of a piece of leather. The heel is built from wooden parts and the sole is made of leather. Furthermore, unserved and unlined. The heel and the sole are sewn together at the top through rope. Northern Netherlands Top and sole: Leather. Hak: Wood (plant material). rope: sewing Shoe of black leather. Model: flattened square nose, high cover sheet with a double plug of a piece of leather. The heel is built from wooden parts and the sole is made of leather. Furthermore, unserved and unlined. The heel and the sole are sewn together at the top through rope. Northern Netherlands Top and sole: Leather. Hak: Wood (plant material). rope: sewingBlack leather shoe with a flattened, square nose, a high cover on which two closing belts and a square heel, c. 1690 - c. 1700 Shoe of black leather. Model: flattened square nose, high cover sheet with a double plug of a piece of leather. The closing belts are decorated by embroidering the leather with rope. The heel is high and built from wooden parts and the sole is made of leather. Furthermore, unserved and unlined. The heel and the sole are sewn together at the top by means of rope. Northern Netherlands Top and sole: Leather. Hak: Wood (plant material). rope: sewing Shoe of black leather. Model: flattened square nose, high cover sheet with a double plug of a piece of leather. The closing belts are decorated by embroidering the leather with rope. The heel is high and built from wooden parts and the sole is made of leather. Furthermore, unserved and unlined. The heel and the sole are sewn together at the top by means of rope. Northern Netherlands Top and sole: Leather. Hak: Wood (plaWomen's shoe of beef leather, decorated with decorative stitching, perforations and cartel edge, anonymous, c. 1600 - c. 1630 Beefs shoe with low heel, round nose and a cover blade decorated with double decorative stitching, a perforated band and pointed in a narrow tongue. The cover sheet and the heel pieces are cut around the side of the foot. The heel pieces end in a narrow tire, which can come together with the tongue from either side on the instep and with a cord or ribbon. The shoes are trimmed with a cartel edge and triple decorative stitches. The nose protrudes over the sole. North Netherlands whole: perforating Beefs shoe with low heel, round nose and a cover blade decorated with double decorative stitching, a perforated band and pointed in a narrow tongue. The cover sheet and the heel pieces are cut around the side of the foot. The heel pieces end in a narrow tire, which can come together with the tongue from either side on the instep and with a cord or ribbon. The shoes are Ladies shoe made of black leather, decorated with white sets, anonymous, c. 1600 - c. 1650 Ladies shoe, from black leather, decorated with white sets. Model: low, partially loose -fitting heel; High cover leaf ending in a valve and with a wide back -leaf open and with belt as heel closure. Round nose with decoration of rising and losing teeth. Probably so -called "clappers". Northern Netherlands, first half of the 17th century. North Netherlands whole: Leather Ladies shoe, from black leather, decorated with white sets. Model: low, partially loose -fitting heel; High cover leaf ending in a valve and with a wide back -leaf open and with belt as heel closure. Round nose with decoration of rising and losing teeth. Probably so -called "clappers". Northern Netherlands, first half of the 17th century. North Netherlands whole: LeatherZapatos femeninos, siglo XIX. Museu Textil i d'Indumentaria de Barcelona.Sunday outdoorflea market in L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, Provence, France.Golf shoe -Slippers 1850 American. Slippers 112784Pair of Wooden Shoes (Sabots) right. Dated: 1889/1890. Dimensions: overall: 12.8 x 32.7 x 11.2 cm (5 1/16 x 12 7/8 x 4 7/16 in.). Medium: polychromed oak, leather, and iron nails. Museum: National Gallery of Art, Washington DC. Author: PAUL GAUGUIN.Zapatos de clavos. Museu Català de les Arts i Tradicions Populars.Shoes 1876 American. Shoes 90415Spanleest van Hout, A. van Goethem, c. 1930 - c. 1960 Left Spanleest, belonging to lace -up shoe of natural -colored ostrichylled. Spanish of wood with metal hinge and ring. Address: Van Goethem/Bottier/Bruxelles (on metal plate). Brussels whole: Wood (plant material). Hingier: Metal Left Spanleest, belonging to lace -up shoe of natural -colored ostrichylled. Spanish of wood with metal hinge and ring. Address: Van Goethem/Bottier/Bruxelles (on metal plate). Brussels whole: Wood (plant material). Hingier: MetalSlippers. Culture: probably British. Date: ca. 1812.An attractive design employing a light colored cotton upper with a boldly contrasting leather tip detailed in white chain stitching highlights these demure slippers. This style remained fashionable for some time; although seen here with a rounded point toe and wedge heel, another example from the collection (2009.300.1473a, b) features the sharply pointed toe and tiny waisted heel of the previous two decades. The heel, nicely repeating the leather of the tip, shows the gradual transition to the completely flat styles which appeared by the end of the 1810s. Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA.A pair of women's shoes unknown, Firma: Popper F.I.Boots 1865-75 American. Boots 168889moccasins Comfortable male moccasins on a white background. close-up Copyright: xZoonar.com/SergiixPavlovx 11073740Male shoes isolated on the white backgroundShoes 19th century American or European. Shoes 112725Match boxpair of old dirty work boots in construction siteGirl's Boots. probably United States, circa 1850. Costumes; Accessories. Wool sateen, leather, and cotton braidBoots ca. 1880 American. Boots 104018Shoe of black velvet, anonymous, c. 1800 - c. 1850 Black velvet shoe. Left and right equal, cruciate straps, leather sole, decorated with metal beads (rusted). Netherlands schoen: velvet (fabric weave). zool: leather. voering: leather. lint: cotton (textile) Black velvet shoe. Left and right equal, cruciate straps, leather sole, decorated with metal beads (rusted). Netherlands schoen: velvet (fabric weave). zool: leather. voering: leather. lint: cotton (textile)Black leather shoe, low model, high tray with solid rubbing tires and with rounded peak nose and low hak.right shoe Made or Black Leather. Low model, high tray, as a tongue slightly under fixed rubbing tires. Puntneus, but Rounded. Low whole.Slippers 1830-49 Phipps's. Slippers 168932Pumps late 1880s American. Pumps 113132Left muzzle, size 35, with three lines on the instep arch, beautifully profiled heel and of course footbed, anonymous, c. 1590 - c. 1596 mule (shoe) Left muzzle, size 35 of which the hood has three lines of three lines over the instep arch as a decorative, with beautifully profiled heel and of course an expiring footbed. A reinforcement rope has been sewn on the inside, the heels and toes have been patched and the stitching has completely disappeared except for a few stitches and fibers. . cutting / sewing Nova Zembla. Saving HuysBoots ca. 1867 probably American. Boots 90389World War II (1939-1945). Boots used by Red Army skiers, American origin. Latvian War Museum. Riga. Latvia.Pair of shoes Unknown, Niekski, JakubOld worn baby shoes on the floor. Concept of poor childhood. Old baby shoesBoot; Nieborów (Manufaktura Majoliki; 1881-1899); Kon. XIX century (1880-00-00-1899-00-00);Court shoes. Culture: French. Date: 1780-1800.Early men's shoes in good condition are scarce, and this pair of court shoes presents several interesting features. The red heel was an aristocratic conceit stemming from the 17th century, and worn throughout the next century. By the end of the 18th century, ornate jeweled buckles were no longer fashionable for street wear, but were still worn at court. Shoes which laced closed with a tie thus replaced latchet shoes, in which a buckled strap provided the fastening. These shoes have been altered to make them suitable for court wear: they are constructed with a tie closure, but the retardataire strap has been added to accommodate the buckle. Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA.Boots 1855-69 American. Boots 169123Shoes 1875-80 American. Shoes 104752Evening slippers. Culture: European. Date: 1805-15.Simple but elegant slippers typify the styles around 1810, as this pair in cream silk demonstrates. The extremely short vamp and rounded toe are particularly notable characteristics of this date. The heel was becoming vestigial in the first quarter of the century, and although low by modern standards, the variety seen here was one of the higher types produced at the time. With the simplicity of the design, one can especially appreciate the thoughtful use of three widths of matching ribbon - used as binding, edge ruffle, and bow - to trim the shoes. Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA.Boots. Sarah Lucas (b.1962). Painted concrete. Executed in 1996. 15.5 x 11.5 x 26.7cm.Spanish of wood, anonymous, c. 1950 - c. 1970 Spanish of wood with metal hinge and ring. Belonging to pumps of dark blue suede decorated with dark blue snake leather. West-Europa whole: Wood (plant material). whole: Metal Spanish of wood with metal hinge and ring. Belonging to pumps of dark blue suede decorated with dark blue snake leather. West-Europa whole: Wood (plant material). whole: MetalBoots 1860s American. Boots 112771Fragment learning children's shoe with leather laces with leather buttons at the ends, shoe footwear children's clothing clothing soil find leather, tanned cut sewn Fragment of shoe nosepiece with part side up to the heel. On the instep are three leather laces which end in leather knots. Along the top and the heel holes of stitching archeology Heenvliet Bernisse indigenous leather work shoe walking dress footwear cobbler shoe shoemaking child Soil discovery: Heenvliet Branderf 1972 - 1973.Man's Shoes. Europe, 1790-1805. Costumes; Accessories. Silk satin and twill and leatherWomens ankle boots. Schröder, C. P. (Berlin ; fabryka obuwia ; ca 1850), authorMuiltje van Faience, Anonymous, 1690 - 1740 Muiltje van Faience. Multicolor. Delft . Muiltje van Faience. Multicolor. Delft .Scandinavian. Medieval Shoes from Oslo. C. 1200-1300. Historical Museum. Oslo. Norway.Shoes 1730-59 European. Shoes 168948Man's Boots (Wellington). probably England, 1840s. Costumes; Accessories. LeatherClose-up of elevated old and worn safety work shoe about to step on black upright pushpin with sharp point on white background, Studio Composition, Quebec, Canada, North AmericaA pair of women's slippers unknowngreen rubber boots on white backgroundShoe ca. 1500-1550 British. Shoe 33979A pair of satin slippers unknownShoes 19th century European. Shoes 115934Doll boot - Inconnu / UnknownClose up view of an old pair of shoesSlippers 1840s American. Slippers 102346Pair of Woman's Slippers. England, circa 1795-1810. Costumes; Accessories. Kid leather, leather, linen Italian leather men’s shoes on a white backgroundBoot -Mourning poke bonnet. Culture: American. Date: ca. 1840.The style of the poke bonnet manifests the demure and modest style that followed the young Queen Victoria's accession to the throne in 1838. This severe all-black example was probably worn for mourning, a long-standing custom that the Queen elevated to a social institution, especially after the death of her beloved husband, Prince Albert. Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA.Shoes ca. 1780 American. Shoes 79057Blue baby leather shoes on a white background Blue baby leather shoes on a white background Copyright: xZoonar.com/BorisxZerwannx 7009443Michael France, Man's Shoe, 1935 1942 Man's ShoeBrown men's shoes made of genuine leather and a brown leather wallet with moneyCopper-toed Child's Shoe. Dated: c. 1937. Dimensions: overall: 34.2 x 28.6 cm (13 7/16 x 11 1/4 in.). Medium: watercolor, graphite, and colored pencil on paper. Museum: National Gallery of Art, Washington DC. Author: Majel G. Claflin.old army style boot isolated on whiteShoes 1890s French. Shoes 101656A pair of men's shoes unknownTerracotta fragment of a kylix (drinking cup) 500-480 B.C. Attributed to Makron Interior, lower drapery and feet of two males; Exterior, drapery and heel of male to left; bent arm, seen from beneath himation, and lower back, buttocks, and legs of a draped male to left; wreathed, draped youth to right, with left arm extended, and seen from beneath himation; draped male bending to left, with right hand on hip, and left arm leaning on a knobby stick; wreathed youth to right, wearing a himation; bearded, wreathed male to left, wearing a himation and leaning on a knobby stick. Terracotta fragment of a kylix (drinking cup). Greek, Attic. 500-480 B.C.. Terracotta; red-figure. Archaic. VasesSlippers 1850 B. Altman & Co. American. Slippers 105428Votive boot ca. 900 B.C. Iran. Votive boot 325543Pair of new winter boots shoe, hiking boots isolated on white background. Fashion with rough tread on sole boots with laces. Modern and stylishYellow shoe with purple bow from Faïence. Shoe from Faïence. Painted multi-colored.Male shoes isolated on the white backgroundA pair of women's slippers unknownWarm slippers isolated on the white backgroundZapatos de mujer, siglo XVIII. Museu del Disseny de Barcelona.Shoes ca. 1875 American. Shoes 104092Composition with two pairs of shoesZapatos femeninos, siglo XIX. Museu Textil i d'Indumentaria de Barcelona.Boots ca. 1900 American. Boots 90443Model or steering gear. Block model of a stern with wrinkled mirror, hollow wulf and small close fence. The control device is built into the fence in a semicircular cabinet. The helm has a round curved racing king, equipped with a died quadrant. The axis of the steering wheel runs backwards and ends in a gasket in a gasket; This gasket is running so that the stir can run without moving the shaft. A small gear on the shaft passes the movement of the steering wheel to the quadrant; This transmission is in a bracket that hangs on the shaft and in which the quadrant is also hanging.1980s A PAIR OF BRONZED BABY SHOESWedding slippers 1877 American. Wedding slippers 112830Pair of woman's winter shoes, c. 1990s, 3 1/2 x 3 1/2 x 4 in. (8.89 x 8.89 x 10.16 cm) (each), Cotton, silk, China, 20th centuryShoes 1710-29 British. Shoes 168368Slippers 16th century Italian. Slippers 111277Slippers 1830-49 European. Slippers 112721Ancient Viking Shoe Viking Ship Museum Oslo NorwayOvershoe -Dutch wooden shoes Old Dutch wooden shoes isolated over white background Copyright: xZoonar.com/IvonnexWierinkx 7836764Pair of Child's Sandals 4th century Coptic. Pair of Child's Sandals. Coptic. 4th century. Leather. Made in Kharga Oasis, Byzantine Egypt. LeatherworkWorn canvas shoesGirl's Shoe Made 1401-1500 England. (Black) leather (Toe originally longer end turned up) .red shoe