Roger VIVIER made-to-measure, circa 1970. Pair of silk-covered pumps. Brown background with orange, purple and pink floral motifs, round toe, square heel. Gold stamp on the insole. Heel: 7 cm Inventory no. in white ink: W/A/W/890 Provenance: - Wardrobe of Wallis, Duchess of Windsor - Sale Sotheby's New York, Duke and Duchess of Windsor from September 11 to 19, 1997 Footnotes: Custom-made Roger VIVIER, circa 1970. Pair of pumps covered in silk. Brown background with orange, purple and pink floral pattern, round toe, square heel. Heels: 7 cm. Inventory number in white ink: W/A/W/890. Provenance: - Wardrobe of Wallis, Duchess of Windsor - Sotheby's New York sale, Duke and Duchess of Windsor from September 11 to 19, 1997. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

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