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Woman's Clogs
Woman's Clogs

Woman's Clogs

Date1740-1770
MediumHand-stitched leather, with wood and with linen or hempen thread
DimensionsPrimary Dimensions (height x width x depth): 1 7/8 x 3 1/2 x 8 1/4in. (4.8 x 8.9 x 21cm)
ClassificationsCostume
Credit LineGift of the Sharp's Rifle Manufacturing Company
DescriptionDark leather clog, made to slip over a woman's shoe. The sole is flat, with a single layer of leather to act as a heel. The interior of the clog has a step-like design to accomodate the heel of the dress shoe; it is leather over wood. The vamp has two short tabs which meet at the top of the foot; they are punched for a ribbon tie. The leather is decoratively cut in two semicircles above the tabs. The toe shape is oval. Two rounded extensions of leather rise from the heel area. The sole is straight, without distinction for right or left.
Object number1866.3.1a,b
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Woman's Clog
Unknown
about 1740-1770
Woman's Clogs
Unknown
about 1725-1765
Woman's Clogs
Unknown
about 1830-1845
Woman's Clogs
Unknown
about 1835-1845
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Prudence Wright
about 1715 - 1755
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about 1830-1845
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Christopher Battalino
about 1965
Gift of Hannah Whittlesey, 1840.7.1a,b  Photograph by Gavin Ashworth.  © 2009 The Connecticut H…
Hannah Edwards
about 1746
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about 1975
Woman's Shoes
Unknown
about 1880
Man's Shoe
Unknown
about 1835-1850
Woman's Clogs
Unknown
about 1975