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Start Over Object name Shoes Collector Mabel Nelson Murray Donor Elizabeth Rees
Hearst Museum object titled Shoes, accession number 9-22541a,b, described as leather slip-on shoes covered on upper with green and gold metallic thread stitched onto sole; heels reinforced on sole with extra leather, stitched straps at heel, inner soles embossed with flower shapes; turned-up toes covered in blue-green leather, stitching attaches upper to sole.
Hearst Museum object titled Shoes, accession number 9-22538a,b, described as espadrilles style shoes with white cotton tops and lined with blue fabric soles with leather toes and heels. woven tops impregnated with a white material of some type.
Hearst Museum object titled Shoes, accession number 9-22540a,b, described as moccasin-like leather shoes. brown leather with draw-string closure and decorated with purple and aqua tassels on toes. formed from single pieces of leather.
Hearst Museum object titled Shoes, accession number 9-22539a,b, described as leather slip-on shoes with blue and gold tapestry over leather; turned up toes covered in blue-green leather stitches to sole; heels reinforced with extra pieces on sole; upper comes to point over arch; doubled leather stitched straps at heel; inner soles embossed with flower shapes; stitching attaches upper to sole.
Hearst Museum object titled Shoes, accession number 9-22543a,b, described as brown leather shoes with square toes and 2.5 cm high heels of stacked leather. leather insole sewn with a decorative pattern in white thread. backs have been walked down to make the shoes slip-ons.
Hearst Museum object titled Shoes, accession number 9-22537a,b, described as espadrilles style shoes. tops are woven tan, ecru, pink, yellow, blue fabric. fabric soles with leather toe and heel.
Hearst Museum object titled Shoes, accession number 9-22544a,b, described as brown leather shoes; slip-on type with 2.5 cm high heels. leather insole sewn with a decorative pattern.

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