Antique Edwardian / Early Jazz Age Beaded Leather Shoes Multi-Strap Leather Pumps with Black Bead Embroidery
Rare antique leather shoes dating approximately to the late Edwardian or early Jazz Age period (circa 1915–1922). Crafted in exceptionally soft dark brown kid leather with elaborate black bead embroidery, these shoes feature a striking multi-strap cutout design with sculptural curved heels and elongated pointed toes. The tonal black-on-brown beadwork creates a subtle, elegant texture characteristic of transitional fashions between the Edwardian era and early Art Deco period.
A beautiful archival example of antique women’s fashion and shoemaking. • Soft dark brown leather construction • Hand-applied black bead embroidery • Multi-strap cutout vamp design • Sculptural Louis-style heels • Leather soles • Early 20th century construction • Unmarked interior • Tiny size Approximate Measurements: • Heel height: approx. 2 inches
Authentic antique condition with visible age and wear consistent with early 20th century footwear.
• Soft dark brown leather with aged patina • Black hand-applied bead embroidery throughout • Wear and scuffing to soles and heels • Some loose threads and minor bead loss • Interior markings mostly faded • Structurally intact for age, but leather remains delicate and should be handled carefully
Please note: These shoes are being sold as collectible antique fashion objects / display pieces. Due to age and material fragility, they are not recommended for regular wear.
These shoes appear consistent with late 1910s to early 1920s fashion, bridging the transition between Edwardian elegance and emerging Jazz Age silhouettes. The restrained black beadwork and sculptural heel shape are especially characteristic of refined formal footwear from this era.