Shoe Buckle Collection
From the 18th century to the 20th century, shoe buckles have adorned footwear with elegance and style
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From the 18th century to the 20th century, shoe buckles have adorned footwear with elegance and style. Created by talented artisans such as Sylvia DeZon, Charles Criswell, Richard Humphreys, and Edward Fennel, these small accessories added a touch of sophistication to any pair of shoes. Intricate designs like those seen in Shoe Buckle c. 1937 and Shoe Buckle c. 1940 by Sylvia DeZon showcased the craftsmanship of the era. These delicate pieces were not just functional but also served as decorative accents that enhanced the overall look of footwear. Dating back even further, Pair of Shoe Buckles from England's last quarter in the 18th century displayed an unknown creator's artistry. These timeless treasures stood as a testament to fashion trends during that period. Shoe Buckles from 1775/1815 crafted by Richard Humphreys exemplified how this accessory evolved over time while still maintaining its charm. The buckle depicted in An Elegant Company painted by Pieter Codde in 1632 showed how shoe buckles were worn during social gatherings centuries ago. Moving forward to more recent times, John Dieterich's creation c. 1936 demonstrated how this accessory continued to be relevant well into the early 20th century. Meanwhile, Slippers made in America between 1870-75 featured an unknown creator's skillful use of shoe buckles on footwear specifically designed for comfort. Whether they were made by renowned artists or anonymous craftsmen, these shoe buckles held their own unique stories within their intricate details and historical significance.