HURREL Slip-on Shoes, Cincinnati, ca. 1840-1860 antike-jacke this jacket is a valuable

this jacket is a valuable piece for collectors of Belle Époque fashion

Fastened with a brooch

this Neuosier cup and saucer are a remarkable highlight for collectors of KPM porcelain

née Archduchess of Austria and Duke Robert of Württemberg

The unusual thing here is the color

HURREL Slip-on Shoes, Cincinnati, ca. 1840-1860 antike-jacke this jacket is a valuableShoes with flat soles are very difficult to date. They existed practically for almost three decades. Only the toe part has changed: from pointed to flat. We date these shoes to the Biedermeier period. But they could just as well have been worn in the 1850s or the 1860s. The paper label of these slippers points to America. Hurrel * Cincinnati. They are made of white kid leather. Flat leather sole. One stain, on one side, a few other stains. For that