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H4448-40/2 Vamp of shoe, incomplete, leather, maker unknown, England, c1560-1569
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Object statement
Vamp of shoe, incomplete, leather, maker unknown, England, c1560-1569
This incomplete shoe vamp was made in England in around 1560-1569 and possibly featured as exhibit number 154a in the Bethnal Green Museum Shoe Exhibition held in London, England in 1897, described as: 'Vamp of a shoe; ornamented by slashing, English 14th century, Box collection'.

The vamp was dated from the style of decoration. Slashes as decoration were characteristic to both doublets and shoes of this period.

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Description
Vamp of shoe, incomplete, leather, maker unknown, England, c1560-1569

Mens single left vamp of shoe with none of the original edges remaining, possibly a slip on shoe. Decorated with oblique slashes.

(See object file for specialist report by June Swann)
Made: England; 1535 - 1569
H4448-40/2
Production date
1535 - 1569

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This object record is currently incomplete. The information available may date back as far as 125 years. Other information may exist in a non-digital form. The Museum continues to update and add new research to collection records.
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