Vintage Pair of English Black Riding Boots with Wooden Trees, Peal & Co

About This Piece

A vintage pair of black leather riding boots with mahogany tops and original wooden boot trees, made by Peal & Co — the celebrated London bootmakers. The trees bear name plaques for Count A. de Laubespin, whose family owned racehorses. The boots appear to have been worn very little; soles and all stitching remain in good condition. To wear or to display — a distinguished piece of equestrian history.

Provenance

English, 1950s. Made by Peal & Co, London. Boot trees engraved for Count A. de Laubespin.

Details & Dimensions

• Origin: England
• Date: 1950s
• Maker: Peal & Co, London
• Size: 9½
• Outside leg length: 19¾"
• Back length: 19¾"
• Inner leg length: 19"
• Calf circumference: 13½"
• Sole width (widest): 3¾"
• Sole length: 11"
• Height with boot trees: 25"
• Includes: Original wooden boot trees with name plaques
• Item ID: 122204

Condition

Overall very good. Leather is in good condition with little wear; soles and stitching remain in very good condition. The boots would benefit from leather conditioning and polish. Boot trees are all intact — the foot section attaches to the middle section and may need a little coaxing to remove.

Shipping & Handling

• Ships next business day via USPS Priority Mail
• Complimentary shipping within the US
• Reduced International Rates available