Pair of lady's stiletto shoes. Grey leather and mesh upper, by Spencer's of London. c. 1955 Pair of lady's stiletto shoes. Grey leather and me Domestic Appliances c. 1955
Pair of ceremonial shoes, made of compacted feathers gum and blood, with uppers of woven human hair, used by Kurdaitcha, possibly made for tourists, from North West Australia, 1890-1920 Pair of ceremonial shoes, made of compacted feathe Ethnography and Folk Medicine 1890-1920
Ceremonial shoe made of feathers, compacted with blood, with upper of woven hair binding on sole, used by Kurdaitcha, Australia, 1890-1920, for tourists (?) Ceremonial shoe made of feathers, compacted with b Ethnography and Folk Medicine 1890-1920
Pair of ceremonial shoes, made of compacted feathers and human hair, as used by Kurdaitcha tribe, Central(?) Australia, 1890-1925 Pair of ceremonial shoes, made of compacted feathers and human hair Ethnography and Folk Medicine 1890-1925
Pair of shoes associated with Windcheetah tricycle. Pair of shoes for use on Windcheetah tricycle Road Transport
Pair of women's black leather lace-up shoes, possibly new and intended for use with nursing uniform, made by Freeman Hardy and Willis, England, 1940-1960 Pair of women's black leather lace-up shoes Nursing & Hospital Furnishings 1940-1960
Pair of well-worn black leather lace-up nurse's duty shoes, leather very creased and cracked around toes, English, 1950 Well-worn black leather lace-up nurse's duty shoes Nursing & Hospital Furnishings 1950
Mild steel and rubber shoes designed by Steve McIntyre, made for Alexander McQueen (fashion designer) for his 1994 'Birds' collection. Mild steel and rubber shoes designed by Steve McIntyre, made for Alexander McQueen Materials Science Gallery 1994
Shoes made from Stomatex, a waterproof material that copies the way leaves lose water through pores. Shoes made from Stomatex Materials Science Gallery 1998
Pair of black leather lace-up women's shoes, unsigned, English, 1920-1940 Pair of black leather lace-up women's shoes Nursing & Hospital Furnishings 1920-1940
