Evening slippers 1825 - 1835

"Evening Slippers," created between 1825 and 1835 by the artist Borsley, is a pair of elegant slippers crafted from brown satin. These slippers, currently housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, showcase the refined taste and fashion of the early 19th century. Their delicate design and intricate ribbon detailing highlight the artistry and craftsmanship prevalent in the creation of footwear during this period. The slippers offer a glimpse into the everyday lives and fashion trends of the past, capturing a moment in time when even simple articles of clothing were treated with meticulous attention to detail.