Size 6 Antique Shoes - 1910s Titanic Era Black Leather Pumps - Edwardian Pointed Toes - Lattice Buttoned Closure - Stacked Wooden Heels size 4 wedding Skirt has two slant pockets

Name: Size 6 Antique Shoes - 1910s Titanic Era Black Leather Pumps - Edwardian Pointed Toes - Lattice Buttoned Closure - Stacked Wooden Heels size 4 wedding Skirt has two slant pockets
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 2659107283
Price: 125.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6795 (16 reviews)

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SKU 2659107283

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Size 6 Antique Shoes 1910s Titanic Era Black Leather Pumps Edwardian Pointed Toes Lattice Buttoned Closure Stacked Wooden Heels size 4 wedding Skirt has two slant pockets Skirt has two slant pockets and belt loops at the waistband the main seashell panels are excellent with fine faint scratches to the five large faux pearls light gray leather lining and partial insole Shop thousands of vintage clothes in one place with VintageVixen

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