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Ottoman Footwear (Pabuc), A Fine Ottoman Lady's Leather Slippers (Terlik) with Silver-Gilt Embroidery & Seed Pearls, The Ottoman Period, Probably Istanbul –Turkey, Circa Late 18th. –Early 19th. Century. - ALJ Antiques
