Stunning, elegant and rare collectable vintage shoes from the 1930's - the sort that Joan Crawford was famous for (and which inspired some infamous wicked comments from rival Bette Davis!).
An early example of evening shoes from the fabulous shoemakers Bally, who began trading in the 1850's and are still going strong today (seek out their stunning coffee table book of vintage shoes galore)!
Ultra-sexy and glamourous shoes in terracotta orange fabric, with shaped heels, almond toes and straps across the ankles which fasten at the fronts with gorgeous metal art deco rhinestone decorated buckles.
Open sides and lovely knotted design at the fronts with cut-out shapes.
Stamped on the insoles 'made in Switzerland especially for the London Shoe Co Ltd by Bally'.
Bally originate from Switzerland so these shoes are also a collectable important piece of fashion history!
Leather soles mean these shoes will dance many more dances!