Historical research Medieval Engraved Shoe – first 15th century Tempo di lettura: < 1 minutoMedieval Engraved Shoe late 14th century first 15th century London Museum Pointed leather shoe with engraved and scraped decoration. The surface of the leather has been scraped back to provide a suede-like background to the engraved decoration of leaves. The back of this shoe is missing. Medieval shoes were made by ‘cordwainers’ (the word comes from ‘cordwain’, or ‘cordovan’, the name for the leather made in Córdoba, Spain) Measurements: L 238 mm; W 95 mm Like this:Like Loading... Share This Previous Articlemedieval shoes archaeological finds Vilnius Next ArticleGreat Sallet KHM Wien 09/06/2017
Medieval Engraved Shoe – first 15th century