Item #25159
C. 2001

Item #25149
C. 2001

Item #25161
C. 2001. Please allow up to four weeks for delivery of this item.

Item # 25329
"c1979 - This bold, black boot, decorated with interesting motifs, is sure to attract the eye of any passer-by. Beverly used her artistry to bring this boot to life with bursts of Matisse-inspired designs that any artist or cowgirl would be happy to display."

Item # 25414
"c1780 - Because of limited choices in footwear in 18th-century America, George Washington imported his dress shoes from England. Interchangeable buckles were used as decorations. This shoe features a brass buckle replicated from one ofWashington's own."

Item # 25109
"c1999 - The moccasin, created thousands of years ago for cold-weather protection, was originally fashioned from a single piece of buckskin tied around the ankle. Contemporary moccasins have beautiful beaded patterns, soft soles and strong leather ties."

Item # 25137
Please allow up to four weeks for delivery of this item.

Item #25160
C. 2001. Please allow up to four weeks for delivery of this item.

Item # 25505
"c1990 - Cultured and genteel, the tassel loafer is a statement of casual elegance. Made of the softest leather, this shoe tells us he's in good standing in the business world and still has time to loosen up and enjoy the finer things in life."

Item # 25136
Please allow up to four weeks for delivery of this item.

Item # 25410
"c1759 - At her wedding to George in 1759, Martha Washington complemented her gown with English slippers of deep purple silk, embroidered with silver metallic thread. This replica is patterned after Martha's own wedding shoes, now on display at Mount Vernon."

Item # 25338

Item # 25004
c1950 - Sandals studded with jewels date back to Ancient Egypt, yet from the Middle Ages to the early 20th century, women were forbidden to show toes or ankles. In the 50's, with men home from war, ultra-femininity was a trend. These stunners call attention to a shapely leg, while the jewelled front offers an enticing peek at formerly taboo toes. Please allow up to four weeks for delivery of this item.

Item # 25034
c1910 - The high-button shoe was worn throughout the Victorian and Edwardian eras. Prim and proper, and made to last, the boot marks the end of an age of tight corsets, high-necked blouses and long skirts. Retiring December 31, 2001.