Ladies' Old-Fashioned Shoes By T. Watson Greig Of Glencarse A Vice-President of the Literary and Antiquarian Society of Perthshire, &c., &c. With Eleven Illustrations from Originals in his Collection
RA Collection: Book
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Responsibility Note
No plate is signed. Most in-text illustrations are signed 'J. Barclay' or 'JB' (or 'T. Barclay' or 'T.B.'?).
The printer is named in the colophon: 'Printed On Stone By George Waterston & Sons Edinburgh'.
References
Summary Note
A supplement was published in 1889.
Provenance
Binding Note
Subject
Collections - Great Britain - History - 19th century
Pictorial works - Colour printing - Chromolithographs - Lithographs - Great Britain - 19th century
Contributors
R. Heath
Thomas Watson Greig, previous owner, donor
Barclay
George Waterston and Sons (Edinburgh), lithographic printer
Images from this book
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Shoe fastened by a ribbon tie, 1886
Chromolithograph
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Lady Mary Mordaunt's yellow silk shoe, 1886
Chromolithograph
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Lady Mary Mordaunt's black silk shoe, 1886
Chromolithograph
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Shoe of Lilias, daughter of the 12th Earl of Eglinton, 1886
Chromolithograph
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Mrs Woodcock's Shoe, 1886
Chromolithograph
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Shoe said to have belonged to Mary Queen of Scots, 1886
Chromolithograph
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Miss Langley's Shoe, 1886
Chromolithograph
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Countess of Portsmouth's Shoe, 1886
Chromolithograph
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Mrs Brown's Shoe, 1886
Chromolithograph
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Large buckled shoe worn in the reign of Queen Anne, 1886
Chromolithograph
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![Unidentified artist, Ladies' Old-Fashioned Shoes By T. Watson Greig Of Glencarse A Vice-President of the Literary and Antiquarian Society of Perthshire, &c., &c. With Eleven Illustrations from Originals in his Collection]()
After Unidentified artist
Old shoe of unknown provenance, 1886
Chromolithograph
