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Buckle shoe from the Joseph Box collection
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Summary
Object No.
H4448-9/1Object Statement
Buckle shoe, part of Joseph Box collection, mens, leather / metal, maker unknown, England, c. 1761Physical Description
Buckle shoe, mens, leather / silver braid, maker unknown, England, [1761]Mens single right straight buckle shoe of rand construction with square domed toe and cuban heel. Upper consists of very high rounded tongue covered by pointed overlapping latchets fastened by an oval silver buckle with silver braid rose stitched to one side. Upper lined with white kid on the sides; white leather sock and insole is brown leather. Heel is red leather; white stitched at breast, seat and top piece and leather sole features a sueded waist.
(See object file for specialist report by June Swann)
Marks
The number '9' has been written on the sole of the shoe and there are two paper labels stuck to the sole of the shoe. Text in pencil on one label reads '1412 / Dress'. Pencil text on the other label reads 'Kingham / 187 Regent / St / London'.Short URL
https://ma.as/239880Dimensions
Height
130 mmWidth
85 mmCite this Object
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