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<p>[QUOTE="reader, post: 628130, member: 255"]Pfister was one of the greats but for whatever reason, his legacy hasn’t particularly held for a younger generation. I think your boots are stunning but seem to have limited secondary market value which always surprised me since he was an amazing artist and one of the best colorists in the business.</p><p><br /></p><p>Please don’t think that they’re worth anywhere near that 1st Dibs price or you’ll never sell them.</p><p><br /></p><p>The pair you found that were similar were just private labeled for Neimans. His collection was always personalized for Neimans with their name too. That doesn’t add or detract. Know that in his boots a 37 is about a 6.5 US</p><p><br /></p><p>I think boots are a tough sell this time of year and perhaps you should hold them until the fall. Yours would be terrific for holiday. You may want to clean them up a bit by using an extra fine sandpaper very lightly. Don’t rub too much or you’ll take off the nap but they’d do better with a little sprucing up.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="reader, post: 628130, member: 255"]Pfister was one of the greats but for whatever reason, his legacy hasn’t particularly held for a younger generation. I think your boots are stunning but seem to have limited secondary market value which always surprised me since he was an amazing artist and one of the best colorists in the business. Please don’t think that they’re worth anywhere near that 1st Dibs price or you’ll never sell them. The pair you found that were similar were just private labeled for Neimans. His collection was always personalized for Neimans with their name too. That doesn’t add or detract. Know that in his boots a 37 is about a 6.5 US I think boots are a tough sell this time of year and perhaps you should hold them until the fall. Yours would be terrific for holiday. You may want to clean them up a bit by using an extra fine sandpaper very lightly. Don’t rub too much or you’ll take off the nap but they’d do better with a little sprucing up.[/QUOTE]
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