These have the words "Stewart and Potter" "United Last Co".Not only do they have the size 8 1/2 in black letters,the size is also carved at the top of shoes' front.The left shoe has Mar 1957 and the right has Feb 1957.There is metal in middle of shoes that moves the front part up and down,but it won't work now.There are holes at the top surrounded by metal.There's metal on bottom heels but not on the fronts' bottom,you can see it once was there with all the little nail holes in them.Both of these are realy in rough shape.

Not much known about it  but was sold at an auction at a good price and was once on the set of wheel of fortune

1918 ENGLISH POINTER WITH RING NECK PHEASANT IN DOGS MOUTH

HI; I OWN THE TEAPOT ON THE ATTACHED PICTURES. I WOULD LIKE TO SELL IT BUT ALSO WANT TO KNOW SOMETHING ABOUT IT. NO MARKS ANYWHERE. THIS IS WHAT I THINK IT IS. CAN YOU VERIFY OR ADD TO THIS DESCRIPTION AND TELL ME IT'S VALUE AT AUCTION. THANKS BABS PS CANNOT GET PICTURES THROUGH YOUR ICON. PLEASE ADVISE. HAVE PLENTY OF GREAT PHOTOS. This appears to be an Art Nouveau tea pot that is luxuriously decorated with very dimensional hand CHASING and a reposse’ process. Styled with sinuous curves, naturalistic motif floral, and acanthus leaves foliate design. This style was popular from about 1895 to 1905. The finial is a flower blossom resting in a leafy grouping. The lid is hinged. The goose spout has leaves at the tip; the base of the spout has leaves gracefully clustering feathers. The “C” shaped handle has the original ivory insulators. The pedestal circular base has decorative edging that is made up of a line of beads which could be applied or embossed. Measures approximately 10.5” high and 12.5” spout to end of handle. It is in excellent condition. The interior is smooth except for the inside of the lid. I believe it to be SILVERPLATED HOLLOWARE QUADRUPLE PLATE. Any information will be appreciated.

This is an 8 piece set 8 cups 8 saucers, 8 dessert plates, Tea picture, creamer, sugar bowel, all plates are gold trimmed and all cups are gold lined the bottom is stamped with the Arklow Classic symbol with a letter H on the bottom

I believe this piece would fit into the art deco style and I believe it was made in 1953, but that is all I know about it. The picture only shows the base cabinet, as the top is stored elsewhere. I will update when I get the picture