Here's a fabulous style of women's shoes from the 1930's.  A pump, with wide strap, made of brown leather in a chocolate brown ripple design. An old stock pair, handwritten on the bottom,  Annette Fashion Footwear.    Four rows of decorative stitching embellishes the strap  the vamp.  It makes quite a statement.  Also a statement, is the lovely shape of the brass buckle. Love it!

The 3" heel is in a shiny brown, as is the shoe strap. No sizing, maker etc on the inside.  One wonders if they were strictly for display? Or actually to be sold?

Measurement:  10" in length.  2-3/4" across the ball of foot.  They look small, and I would say, not for wearing but for display. 

Although quite lovely, there is a flaw, as you notice from the photos.  Evidently with the shoes on display for a period of time, the light has faded one side of one of the shoes.  What can I say?