I. Miller Art Deco Flapper Shoes with Pave Heels

Charming Sterling Art Deco Shoe from the 1920's. Originally made as a pin cushion for use but now works as a decorative object. Super unusual T strap design of sterling with wood lined bakelite sole. Most sterling pin cushions...

Charming vintage Gucci evening shoes in gold lame, crystal accents and leather sole circa 1970's Italy. Length 8.5" x 2.5" at widest part of sole. Marked Gucci, made in Italy 35.

Charming Mid Century Italian Open Toe Shoes in amazing colors. Pale shagreen green with laces in black and fuschia leather. Hand crafted circa 1950's Italy. Very craft Prada coded. S...

Elegant Beth's Bootery Lucite Heel Satin Pump. Pale Pink silk satin with mod 2.25" heel in lucite. Silver lined. Size 7B Vintage. 1960's USA. Exc...

The most exquisite little pair of mules you could ever hope to set your eyes upon, these original 1930's champagne satin and silver lamé mule slippers, are the perfect pair to add to...

Circa 1935 England Rare pair of shoes in leather for collection signed François Pinet, famous luxury bootmaker in Paris and London and dating from the 1930s. These shoes were accompanied by a Bordeaux Haute Couture Dress by Nicole Groult who worked with Paul Poiret. Superb lustrous leather, wine or burgundy, in imitation of snakeskin and Pinet heel which was patented in 1854. Sole in cream calfskin with woven silk medallion "Made by turner" and gold engraving mentioning F. Pinet 47 New Bond street London Model. Handwritten serial number indicating B.122.6133.15. Clean shoes without scratching of the leather or heels, probably very little used. Very good condition of color and conservation. Dimensions: Equivalent French Size 35/36 Length 24 cm Vamp 7.5 cm Heel height 8 cm François Pinet (1817-1897) is hardly known today when he acquired a deserved celebrity during the second half of the 19th century. He was a fashion designer, the celebrity shoe maker of his time and a great shoe manufacturer. The brand still exists in Paris, 1 boulevard de la Madeleine and in London, 47 New Bond Street. François PINET is the first bootmaker that produce made-to-measure shoes, son of a shoemaker in the provinces, he founded his shoe factory for women in 1855, then in 1863 his workshop-boutique at 44 rue Paradis-Poissonnière in Paris. He established his reputation among Haute Couture clients with the patented invention in 1854 of the PINET heel, stronger, lighter and thinner and straighter than the popular Louis XV heel and with the invention in 1867 of new machines for the Louis XV heel formation in one piece. Through their originality and innovation, PINET shoes...

Circa 1960/1970 France Pretty pairs of heels in striped silk in the shades of cream, green and gold with small black heels. Shaped silk with satin bands and cream faille. Rounded end...

Owned by a French expatriate and shoe-hoarder, these incomparable slingbacks were adored but have remained unworn in their original box for sixty years. Featuring a modest, wearable ...