Object name: Shoe / Media available: image / Year collected: [Missing] - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Shoe, accession number 9-17991b, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Shoe, accession number 1-160367, described as one leather shoe part with one worn heel and remants of half-sole

Hearst Museum object titled Shoe, accession number 1-160368, described as one fragment of a leather shoe sole with the remant of the top attached

Hearst Museum object titled Shoe, accession number 9-6688a, described as Woman’s pointed toe leather shoe; embroidery decorations; length 10 inches.

Hearst Museum object titled Shoe, accession number 9-4904, described as Girl’s silk shoe.

Hearst Museum object titled Shoe, accession number 9-17622a,b, described as Shoes, a pair; twined rushes; natural straw color; shaped like Dutch wood clogs but w/more rounded toes/. Twined rushes, natural straw color. China, Shandong (Shantung) Prov. (northern China). According to importer these are traditionally worn as house slipper, never worn outside the house. The importer had the native design modified i.e. shoes made with rounder toe and in many bright colors. Dealer who sold shoes to donor said that they were snow boots. L. ea. 33 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Shoe, accession number 7-9980f, described as Hand knit commercial yarn; 15 rows of embroidered thread; 36 cm long; sole: 25 cm x 11 cm; two twisted lengths of yarn 119 cm long attached at top of each sock

Hearst Museum object titled Shoe, accession number 9-11319, described as shoes, pair, for ladies; backless; leather, dyed magenta; each 26 cm length; 9.5 cm width

Hearst Museum object titled Shoe, accession number 1-249710, described as Leather shoe, fragment(s)

Hearst Museum object titled Shoe, accession number 9-4881a,b, described as Japan- made woman’s slippers for tourists; after Chinese pattern.

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