Christian Louboutin Satin décolleté size 37
By Christian Louboutin
Located in Gazzaniga (BG), IT
Satin Yellow color Heel height cm 12 (4,72 inches) Good overall conditions, few signs
Christian Louboutin Satin décolleté size 37
By Christian Louboutin
Located in Gazzaniga (BG), IT
Satin Yellow color Heel height cm 12 (4,72 inches) Good overall conditions, few signs
$105Sale Price|25% Off
TOD'S Gommino cream textured leather black rubber studs driver shoes EU37
By Tod's
Located in Hong Kong, NT
. Discoloured and cracking toes. Yellowing at back of right heel. Micro dirts at upper. SIZING Designer size
Delft - Polychrome model of a shoe
By Delft
Located in DELFT, NL
, the heel washed in yellow. In the 18th century, miniature ceramic shoes were a distinctive feature of
Faience, Delft
$3,078
H 18.51 in W 6.7 in D 5.52 in
Keramos Art Déco Figure, Spanish Lady With Shawl, Rudolf Podany, Vienna, Ca 1925
By Rudolf Podany, Keramos Vienna Manufactory
Located in Vienna, AT
decoration, reaching down to the floor. The dancer is wearing yellow high-heeled shoes and stands on a cream
Ceramic
Pump
By Kilroy Savage
Located in Jersey City, NJ
"Pump," 2017. Acrylic on paper. Figurative, high heel, sign painting, yellow, teal, blue, black
Paper, Acrylic
Santoni Sandal size 39
By Santoni
Located in Gazzaniga (BG), IT
Rose collection Leather Brown color Yellow suede fringed insert Heel high cm 13 (511 inches
$126,600
H 17 in W 11.5 in D 8 in
Rare 18th Century Meissen Porcelain Group of a Thalia with a Harlequin Child
By Meissen Porcelain, J.J. Kändler
Located in New York, NY
floral decorations, with yellow pink-heeled boots. Child Harlequin is seen wearing a turquoise gilt lined
Porcelain
$6,950
H 33.5 in W 25 in D 0.75 in
Original Earl MacPherson Pastel Painting of a Pin-Up Girl with Balloons, 1940s
Located in Philadelphia, PA
white high heel shoes. The yellow and red balloon each reflect another nude model. In pastels and
Paper
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