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Shoes, silk, leather, French — Shoes
French
1690–1700

"Lady Bloom", Noritaka Tatehana Japanese, leather, metal, Japanese — "Lady Bloom"
Noritaka Tatehana
2013

Untitled, Robert Gober American, Bronze, shoe polish, plaster and painted resin — Untitled
Robert Gober
1994–2001

Shoe Buckle, Silver plate on copper — Shoe Buckle
1776–1810

Shoe Buckle, Silver plate on copper — Shoe Buckle
1775–1800

Slipper Chair, John Henry Belter American, Rosewood, ash (secondary wood), modern upholstery, American — Slipper Chair
John Henry Belter
J. H. Belter & Co.
ca. 1855

Shoe buckles, metal, paste, British — Shoe buckles
British
late 18th century

Shoe buckles, metal, paste, British — Shoe buckles
British
late 18th century

Shoe buckles, metal, paste, British — Shoe buckles
British
late 18th century

Shoe Buckle, Silver plate on copper — Shoe Buckle
1770–1810

Shoe Buckle, Silver plate on copper — Shoe Buckle
1775–1800

Shoe Buckle, Silver plate on brass, American — Shoe Buckle
American
1760–85

Shoe Buckle, Silver plate on brass, American — Shoe Buckle
American
1760–85

Slipper Chair, Beech, American — Slipper Chair
American
1870–80

Slipper Chair, Alexander Roux French, Maple, brass, American — Slipper Chair
Alexander Roux
ca. 1860

Shoe buckles, paste, metal, British — Shoe buckles
British
late 18th century

Shoe buckles, paste, metal, British — Shoe buckles
British
late 18th century

Shoe buckles, metal, paste, British — Shoe buckles
British
ca. 1795

Shoe buckles, metal, paste, British — Shoe buckles
British
ca. 1795

Shoe buckles, metal, rhinestones, British — Shoe buckles
British
18th century

Shoe buckles, metal, paste, British — Shoe buckles
British
late 18th century

Shoe buckles, metal, paste, British — Shoe buckles
British
late 18th century

Shoe buckles, metal, British — Shoe buckles
British
18th century

Shoe buckles, metal, British — Shoe buckles
British
18th century

Shoe buckles, metal, paste, British — Shoe buckles
British
late 18th century

Shoe buckles, paste, metal, British — Shoe buckles
British
late 18th century

Shoe buckles, metal, paste, British — Shoe buckles
British
late 18th century

Terracotta perfume flask in the shape of a shoe, Terracotta, Lydian — Terracotta perfume flask in the shape of a shoe
Lydian
1st century BCE

Pair of Moccasins, Native-tanned skin, glass, Ho-Chunk — Pair of Moccasins
Ho-Chunk
1880–1900

Gold Shoe Buckle, Gold, Langobardic — Gold Shoe Buckle
Langobardic
ca. 600

Gold Strap End from a Shoe Buckle, Gold, Langobardic — Gold Strap End from a Shoe Buckle
Langobardic
ca. 600

Gold Shoe Buckle, Gold and silver, Langobardic — Gold Shoe Buckle
Langobardic
ca. 600

Shoe Buckle, Gold with garnets, Hunnic or Frankish — Shoe Buckle
Hunnic or Frankish
400–450

Relief with two temple courts with offerings, Limestone, paint (mostly modern) — Relief with two temple courts with offerings
ca. 1353–1336 B.C.

Pair of Child's Slippers, Leather (goatskin); pigments — Pair of Child's Slippers
A.D. 1st century ?

Funerary Cone of the First King's Herald Amunedjeh, Pottery — Funerary Cone of the First King's Herald Amunedjeh
ca. 1479–1400 B.C.

Hammam Shoes, Wood, mother-of-pearl, velvet, metal-wrapped thread, and metal — Hammam Shoes
19th century

Bindalli wedding slippers, Leather sole, painted wood heel, silk velvet, metal-wrapped thread, twisted wire, spiral wire, and embroidery — Bindalli wedding slippers
late 19th–early 20th century

Pair of Ankle Shoes, Leather (sole), wood (heal), silk velvet, metal wrapped thread, twisted wire, spiral wire, and metallic sequins, wool (elastic band); embroidered — Pair of Ankle Shoes
late 19th century–early 20th century

Ceremonial Slippers, Yoruba or Nupe artist, Leather, silk, metal, dye, Yoruba peoples — Ceremonial Slippers
Yoruba or Nupe artist
mid-20th century