Hands and Feet Connection

[MtheP]

Answers are all connected with hands and feet: they can be worn/adorn or included in the word/saying

Bread for the Queen! (6)

Holiday Company (7)

Comrades of this Australian State (initially) could sort them. (3,7)

See that you pick me up at ten o'clock sharp! (6)

Thanks!

[justineo]

I think the holiday company is Sandals, MtheP

[johnalex]

Last one = PATTEN (hidden in clue)

Any one of various types of wooden-soled footwear, such as a sandal, shoe, or clog, worn to increase one's height or to keep one's feet out of the mud

[johnalex]

1. Loaf+ER

[lankeela]

Long shot but WA Western Australia - Way Finders - they were shoes with a compass in the sole and animal tracks on the bottom.

[MtheP]

Thanks everyone for all your help.

A few more to keep you going!

Found at the level of the actors feet (11)

Dialects (7)

As the Lairds peel French onions (10)

The entire crew (3,5,2,4)

[johnalex]

All Hands on Deck

[johnalex]

Stagelights

[MtheP]

johnalex

what have stagelights got to do with hands and feet?

[johnalex]

MtheP - Thought I could get away with Stagelights as 'feet' was in the question! Will think again . . .

[johnalex]

Espadrilles

[MtheP]

Good answer but what have espadrilles got to do with actors feet?

[johnalex]

Nothing MtheP - it's the answer to the onion question (anag: Lairds Peel). Thought I'd keep you on your toes as the theme was 'hands and feet'. Gotta go, electric blanket on fire . . .

[MtheP]

Thanks johnalex. Goodnight!

[lankeela]

Footlights! As in Cambridge Footlights, where most of the Monty Python team met.

[lankeela]

Espadrilles are French from 'esparto grass' from which they were made. Late 19th century, and not Spanish as you would think from the name.

[lankeela]

Sorry, just realised footlights is only 10 letters!

[lankeela]

Dialects - tongues (as in part of a shoe)

[valerieb1254]

Dialects.= Brogues