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Two Benhar shoes from the collection of Manos.

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Post  Ev Fri 26 Aug - 7:48

Info and photos courtesy of Manos.
"The shoe with the black coloured toe is fully signed as you can see in the photo. it is extremely rare to find a signed Benhar piece, as pieces were just randomly signed at this pottery. It is signed by L.Gregory the maker of the shoe who worked at Benhar at the time. It is a very exciting find."

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