My favorite antique ..today

 

vintage little girl shoes ...

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[Rédigé par : rochambeau]

Beautiful and dear, my favorite too!!

[Rédigé par : Melissa]

These are so sweet...total perfection!

[Rédigé par : Tica]

the shoe with a button, the child in lace, years later held by a woman with a kind heart.

[Rédigé par : Di Overton]

Gorgeous.
When I was a little girl I used to wear button shoes and in London, where I lived, there was a man with a barrow who would sew your button on if it came off.
Those where the days :)

[Rédigé par : The Deco Detective]

Oh, how cute shoes! Great photo, too! Wonder who the little girl who used to wear them was...

[Rédigé par : {this is glamorous}]

Hello, Mélanie! Sent you an e-mail today and wanted to be sure you received it :)

[Rédigé par : Merisi]

One of my little girls had shoes that look the same, only in white, with a few tiny pink blossoms on top. They were from a French manufacturer, I have kept them, my treasure. ;-)

[Rédigé par : Dana]

Bonjour Mélanie!!

Les chaussures antiques sont trés jolies!!! I can't stop imagining all the lovely stories they have to tell!!

Bisous,

Dana

[Rédigé par : Rebecca Deming Rumpf]

Okay, for about 30 seconds I loved the sweet little shoes. But then I started to feel creepy about them, reminded of the piles of discarded shoes at the concentration camps, left as reproaches to all who stood by and did nothing. They are so vulnerable and lonely, these little shoes so separated from the little girl they belonged to. So abandoned. Maybe I'm just grumpy because I'm not in France anymore... :-)

[Rédigé par : Johanna, 365 Days of Drawing- All Things French]

I guess that also could be said for a lot of things one finds at flea markets Dana...

Every item has it's story and sometimes they won't all be so cheery.

The fact that these shoes are in such good hands now, means we can be cheery about them