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Woman's boot

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The Victoria and Albert Museum

The Victoria and Albert Museum
London, United Kingdom

Ankle boots for women became popular from about the 1850s. They were made in a variety of different leathers and with a range of colours and forms of decoration.

This very attractive boot has a pale kid leather upper decorated with stitching, while the toe-cap is covered in contrasting and decoratively shaped black patent leather. The boot has a fashionable low heel and a softly pointed toe. The red front lacing adds a touch of bright colour.

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  • Title: Woman's boot
  • Creator: Unknown
  • Date Created: 1850/1859
  • Location: Great Britain
  • Medium: Kid leather upper, with decorative stitching, and toe-cap and heel of patent leather
The Victoria and Albert Museum

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