Shoe Buckle Mirror Tabletop & Bar each limb treated to a

each limb treated to a rustic bronze finish

The undulating pattern is created by varying shades of green glaze that have been applied to its buxom porcelain jar-like body

5 x 18 x 33

(Glass top only)

Blue peony blossoms bring bold graphic beauty to this generously sized mug

Shoe Buckle Mirror Tabletop & Bar each limb treated to aFootwear has been a fashion statement for centuries. In the 18th century, elegant shoes were made of red ? morocco? leather and even brocaded silk damask. They were held tight with decorative buckles made of steel or silver, which were often studded with ? paste? gems. James Craig owned ? The Golden Ball,? a silversmith and jewelry shop in Williamsburg, from the 1770s to the 1790s. He sold shoe buckles similar to those that inspired our Golden Ball