Help dating black satin vintage shoes, 1920's?

[Villa]

I have here a beautiful pair of vintage shoes. I think they seem like they are from the 1920's, or maybe earlier; but other Beth's Bootery shoes I see online are mostly from the 60's, and from a quick google search, I think that is when this dept. was at Saks. These just feel so much older than that, even though the label looks newer. I can see some 60's in them, but more so in these pics then when I am holding them; them they see much older. What do you think?

 

[Villa]

OK, I feel like an idiot, doing my research AFTER posting my question, but these just really confused me!

 

[Jonathan]

They are TOTALLY confusing because they were made to copy the late 1920s style, but in the mid-late 1960s. Beth's bootery was a line of shoes by Beth Levine that was, if I remember correctly, exclusively for Saks Fifth Avenue. Fashion revived past styles in the late 1950s and 1960s, especially the 1920s. Are the buckles damaged? I can't tell. Also, do you think the buckles might be antique? Again I can't tell from the pics.