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Girl's Shoes

c.1927-1929 (made)

Pair of girl's ankle-strap shoes of black leather with leather
half-linings. The shoes have rounded toes, stacked low heels, and
nailed leather soles, and are trimmed with a single black button at
the top edge of each vamp. The ankle straps fasten at the front, each
with a domed button and stitched buttonhole.


Object details

Category
Object type
Parts
This object consists of 2 parts.

  • Shoe
  • Shoe
Materials and techniques
Machine-stitched leather
Brief description
Girl's shoes; British, c.1927-29
Physical description
Pair of girl's ankle-strap shoes of black leather with leather
half-linings. The shoes have rounded toes, stacked low heels, and
nailed leather soles, and are trimmed with a single black button at
the top edge of each vamp. The ankle straps fasten at the front, each
with a domed button and stitched buttonhole.
DimensionsHeight: (L/ft) 16.8 cm
Object history
References:


Worn by Margaret ("Peggy") Joyce (b.1922) the
bequestor's only daughter, of 2 Quested Buildings, Brett
Rd, London E8. Peggy had rheumatic fever in 1929 & died
of heart failure in the Rahere Ward, St Bartholomew's
Hospital, on 02/12/1930. She is buried in Abney Park
Cemetery with her brother Alan (15/03/1921-12/09/1921).
Production
Britain
Collection
Accession number
B.981:1-1993

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Record createdApril 19, 2000
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