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Two bronze shoes, and one shoe in black glacé kid (1900)

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Shoe of Cromwellian shape embroidered with small crystal beads; dainty white shoe; wedding shoe, dating from nearly forty years ago (1900)

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Pink kid shoe and two pink satin shoes (1900)

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Heliotrope satin shoe with bow of the same material covering elastic strap; heliotrope silk shoe, decorated with real lace (1900)

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Heliotrope colored footwear ; satin boot; satin shoe with trio of steel daisies; satin bridesmaid’s shoe with silk ribbon bow (1900)

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Eau-de-nil satin shoe worn by Miss Ada Cavendish as Lady Teazle (1900)

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Shoe of silver brocade; shoe embroidered in white silk and silver beads, with a single ankle strap (1900)

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Imperial shoe, with lace, gold embroidery, beadwork, and knot of gold lace and tassels (1900)

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Shoe of white silk with small netted buttons resting on straps; white satin shoe embroidered in crystal beads and silk twis (1900)

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Satin Oxford shoe, embroidered in steel beads in a floral pattern (1900)

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Velvet shoe; shoe with silk embroidery in chain stitch and French knots; shoe of watered silk (1900)

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Two yellow satin shoes, the first worn on stage by the actress Miss Ada Cavendish, and one straw colored shoe (1900)

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Three bronze shoes, the first worn on stage by the actress Miss Ada Cavendish (1900)

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Brocade shoe; red and white satin shoe; shoe belonging to Rosa Anderson, a fair maid of Perth (1900)

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Three black satin shoes. The third is the Jubliee Shoe, embroidered with the Royal Crown and initials V. R., with motto ‘God save the Queen’ (1900)

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