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

Shoes, Beleganti, leather, plastic, American — Shoes
Beleganti
1948

Oxfords, Brass Boot, leather, Italian — Oxfords
Brass Boot
ca. 1975

"Kabuki", Beth Levine American, silk, metal, wood, American — "Kabuki"
Beth Levine
Herbert Levine Inc.
ca. 1965

"Kabuki", Beth Levine American, leather, plastic (cellulose nitrate), wood, American — "Kabuki"
Beth Levine
Herbert Levine Inc.
ca. 1966

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

Sandals, Victor, leather, American — Sandals
Victor
ca. 1940

Evening sandals, Salvatore Ferragamo Italian, leather, silk, metal, rhinestones, Italian — Evening sandals
Salvatore Ferragamo
1938

Dress, Yves Saint Laurent French, rayon, polyester, plastic (vinyl), French — Dress
Yves Saint Laurent
Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche
1971

Shoes, Mary Poppins Italian, leather, Italian — Shoes
Mary Poppins
ca. 1973

Platform Rocking Chair, Gardner and Company American, Walnut, plywood, cast iron, American — Platform Rocking Chair
Gardner and Company
patented 1872

Shoes, Dasaje do Brasil, plastic (polyurethane), Brazilian — Shoes
Dasaje do Brasil
ca. 1973

Chopines, leather, silk, wood, Italian — Chopines
Italian
ca. 1600

Shoes, Delman American, leather, silk, American — Shoes
Delman
1937–39

Tatami Platform, George Nakashima American, Walnut, Japan — Tatami Platform
George Nakashima
1986–87

Tatami Platform, George Nakashima American, Walnut, Japan — Tatami Platform
George Nakashima
1986–87

Shoes, Martinique Shoes, crocodile skin, American — Shoes
Martinique Shoes
1940s

Shoes, Salvatore Ferragamo Italian, straw, Italian — Shoes
Salvatore Ferragamo
Saks Fifth Avenue
1938–40

Shoes, leather, probably American — Shoes
probably American
1955–65

Shoes, Vincent van Gogh Dutch, Oil on canvas — Shoes
Vincent van Gogh
1888

Shoes, Pleaser American, plastic (polyvinyl chloride, acrylic), American — Shoes
Pleaser
2001

Shoes, Jeffers French Shoes, Leather, French — Shoes
Jeffers French Shoes
1866

Relief from Platform of Dais, Faience — Relief from Platform of Dais
ca. 1279–1213 B.C.

Shoes, Vivienne Westwood British, leather, British — Shoes
Vivienne Westwood
1990

Sandals, Penét Shoes, Inc. American, leather, American — Sandals
Penét Shoes, Inc.
ca. 1943

Shoes, leather, probably French — Shoes
probably French
1875–95

Shoes, Saks Fifth Avenue American, leather, American — Shoes
Saks Fifth Avenue
ca. 1934

Shoes, leather, British — Shoes
British
1790–1825

Shoes, leather, probably European — Shoes
probably European
1725–50

Shoes, leather, American — Shoes
American
1880–85

Shoes, leather, American — Shoes
American
1840–49

Shoes, Hurd Shoe Co. American, leather, American — Shoes
Hurd Shoe Co.
1940–49

Shoes, Tina Lattanzi, leather, Italian — Shoes
Tina Lattanzi
1956

Shoes, Thomas Ridout British, silk, British — Shoes
Thomas Ridout
1750–70

Shoes, Claire McCardell American, cotton, American — Shoes
Claire McCardell
Capezio Inc.
1953

Shoes, Pierre Yantorny Italian, leather, French — Shoes
Pierre Yantorny
1914–19

Shoes, J. Ferry French, leather, French — Shoes
J. Ferry
ca. 1906

Shoes, leather, American — Shoes
American
ca. 1860

Shoes, Vincenzina, leather, Italian — Shoes
Vincenzina
1955

Shoes, leather, British — Shoes
British
1740–79