A Charming Pair of 19thC Wooden & Leather Pitt Lancashire Clogs sub-Antiques There are maybe more mechanisms

There are maybe more mechanisms than there are levers – certainly the figure has a mechanism for raising hair

to name but some and interior work for many general contractors

the top lacquer coating of the bronze has some wear in patches but only consummate with age

Style: Qala-e-Now Kilim

finely drawn and well-balanced semi old piece

A Charming Pair of 19thC Wooden & Leather Pitt Lancashire Clogs sub-Antiques There are maybe more mechanismsOrigin: Probably English Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 Length: 11 inches In black leather cowhide over wooden soles, and buckle clasps, the wholes shod with iron, the clogs survive from nineteenth century Lancashire. The condition of the clogs are thoroughly charming with the leather showing signs of obvious wear commensurate with use and age. They have been re soled at a later date. We havent cleaned or oiled them