Name/Title
Women's textile house slippers (pantuflas), ecru with brown trimEntry/Object ID
2025.1.340Description
Pair of flat, backless women's house slippers (mule type). Uppers are a pale ecru/beige plain-woven textile (cotton drill or light canvas) finished with a dark-brown whip-stitched/crocheted cord trim. Footbeds are lined in the same ecru textile. The undersides (not visible in this view) are rubber soles. The left slipper's footbed carries a boxed size stamp and a multi-line ink stamp; the right carries a partial boxed size stamp. The two slippers match in material, construction, and trim and read as an original pair.Use
Belonged to Gertrudis Caraballo GálvezCollection
The Cabrera Arús family collectionClothing/Dress/Costume Details
Article of Clothing/Dress/Costume
SlipClothing Sex
UnisexSize
7Made/Created
Place
Country
CubaRegion
Caribbean, Central AmericaNotes
Date: circa 1970s–1980s (tentative) — assigned on stylistic/material grounds; the object is not independently datable and bears no legible date.Label/Inscription/Signature
Type
Makers MarkLocation
insoleTranscription
illegible
25Notes
Footbeds, boxed numeral "25" stamped on each. Read as a metric (Mondopoint/cm) size marking — tentative as to system.
Left footbed: a separate multi-line rectangular ink stamp (apparent maker and/or composition/"Hecho en Cuba" text). Probably also "I L V" (Industrias Locales Varias).Dimensions
Dimension Description
Size 7-7.5 (US Women's shoe size)Parts
Two slippers (left, right)Condition
Overall Condition
Very GoodRelationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Gertrudis Caraballo GálvezNotes
ownerRelated Places
Place
City
HavanaCountry
CubaRegion
Caribbean, Central AmericaNotes
useCreated By
María A. Cabrera ArúsCreate Date
March 31, 2022Updated By
María A. Cabrera ArúsUpdate Date
June 16, 2026