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H4448-48 Garment fragments (2), leather / metal, maker unknown, England, c. 10th century. Click to enlarge.
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Garment fragments from the Joseph Box collection

These garment fragments come from an important collection of footwear and shoemaking objects thought to have been initiated by the London shoemaker, Robert Dixon Box, and consolidated by his son, Joseph Box and the Box Kingham family during the second half of the 1800s. The collection ranges from remnants of leather shoes from the Middle Ages found in English archaeological sites, to intact European shoes from the 1600s onwards, 'foreign' shoes collected as 'curiosities' from around the world, …

This object is part of

H4448 Collection of shoes, boots, and buckles, part of a larger group of objects related to the art of shoemaking collected by Robert Dixon Box, Joseph Box and the Box Kingham family, various materials, various makers, England, 1500-1920
Joseph Box collection of shoes and objects related to shoemaking
1500-1920

Summary

Object No.

H4448-48

Object Statement

Garment fragments (2), leather / metal, maker unknown, England, c. 10th century

Physical Description

Fragments (2), [garment], leather / metal, maker unknown, England, [10th century]

Two fragments of leather fabric studded with silver / pewter nails.

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