These elegant wedding shoes from the Titanic era, circa 1912, are an exquisite example of early 20th‑century footwear and the refined aesthetic of Edwardian bridal fashion. Crafted from ivory‑colored silk and adorned with a delicate bouquet of silk roses and tulle, they embody the luxurious materials and meticulous craftsmanship associated with Titanic‑era fashion. Their wide wooden cube heels combine stability with graceful style, while the light‑colored leather lining and pointed toe reflect the elegant silhouette of pre‑WWI fashion.

Subtle signs of age and wear confirm their authenticity, yet the shoes remain in remarkably good condition, suggesting they were worn only rarely, perhaps exclusively for a wedding or another high‑society occasion. Their preserved structure, fine silk surface, and careful construction offer a vivid insight into Edwardian craftsmanship and the cultural practices of the years just before the First World War. More than a fashion accessory, they represent a piece of social history, preserving the traditions, tastes, and stories of the people who once selected such refined historic bridal accessories and treasured them as part of their most meaningful celebrations.

Measurements: 

Insole length (measured on interior): ~ 23 cm
Width (measured on exterior): ~ 6.5 cm
Heel height: ~ 6 cm