Starburst flapper shoe was designed in 1922-25 by Dutch shoe designer, Th. J de Bont |
Circa 1905 strap shoe that evolved to what we know today as Mary Janes! |
1960's vinyl go-go boots with a fun Mondrian-like design |
Fabulous studded green suede platforms from 1940's |
Fabulous 1940's orange pumps with that famous matching handbag!!! |
1950's Spring-o-later mules with lucite and rhinestones |
These 1970's killer platforms have 3" platform which makes the heel go to 6"!!! |
This contemporary looking shoe was actually made in 1900 by the Laird-Schober Company |
1910 Victorian era Carriage boot beige velvet and fur |
1927 silk embroidered pump by French shoe designer Greco in Paris |
In 1938 Ferragamo designed this shoe made of cellophane and kid |
French shoe designer, Perugia designed this shoe in 1938! |
These sweet peep toe wedge shoes are from the 1940's |
1955 shoe made of dark green suede and silver kid was designed by Flordia shoe manufacturer, Gainsbourough |
Antique hand carved mother-of-pearl and wood shoes are from circa 1920's Cairo |
1920's hand embroidered silk slippers from China |
Antique Amish Mennonite wool baby shoes |
Antique Edwardian era funeral burial shoes circa 1915 |
These cobalt silk dancing shoes were designed in the 1930's! |
Edwardian era dance shoes with Jet buttons have Louis XV heel! |
Early 1900's English walking shoes with the famous cuban heels! |
Probably one of the most famous of all shoes by Ferragamo! |
Late 1920's to early 1930's is when this black suede shoe was worn! |
Vintage gold metallic leather dance shoe with rhinestone buckle was designed in about 1930 by Burch Shoes in Eugene, Oregon |
These Victorian lace up boots were worn in early 1900's ... check out those fabulous spool heels and pointy toes! |
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