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Ladies' old-fashioned shoes

PLATE IV.

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This shoe belonged to Anna Frances, wife of Walter Woodcock, and daughter of William Lea, of Halesowen Grange, Shropshire, by Frances, his wife, grand-daughter of Edward Ward, Lord Dudley, and Frances his wife, daughter of Sir William Brereton, Bart. Mrs Woodcock was consequently great-grand-daughter of Frances, Lady Dudley, and lived in the beginning of the last century. The stuff of which the shoe is composed is fine-spotted silk brocade of a yellowish colour, and ornamented with a pattern of pale blue silk embroidery above the toe. The shoe was worn with a buckle, has a small heel and round pointed toe.

A light tan high-heeled shoe with a pointed toe and a shaped decorative flap on the front, with a stitched design along the toe.
A light tan high-heeled shoe with a pointed toe and a shaped decorative flap on the front, with a stitched design along the toe.

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