1920s Devore Velvet Flapper Coat With Mink Trim

A 1970s Mary Farrin knitted dress. This is a really versatile piece from renowned British knitwear designer Mary Farrin in a wonderful combination of deep ...

A truly magnificent coat made up of shiny, subtle skins, hand sewn together into diagonal designs with a wide band of fur wrapped around then hemline. It is so typically 1920s in styling with a huge shawl collar and wrap style body. It closes either with the collar looped up to keep you warm or with the collar laid out like a shawl and fastening with a large button and loop below the hipline. It is fully lined, has the original silk underarm shields and the fur is like new with no dryness, wear or bald spots. You usually see ermine furs in white so to find one in this gorgeous shade of reddish brown is extremely rare, and to find one in pristine condition and with such beautiful styling is nearly impossible. You usually see ermine fur coats...

Popularised in the 1940s, the swing or swagger coat’s silhouette was generously cut and its playful, flared look made it a hit with the era’s most glamorous movers and shakers. This ...

This late 1960s black velvet hooded Clobber coat has a real autumnal, almost witchy feel. It features a high neck with button and loop fastening running all the way down the front, with each button embossed with a etched floral repeat pattern. The velvet itself is a very fine chenille, which has a lovely luminosity to it despite being charcoal black in colour. Though the main body of the jacket is unlined the hood is lined with soft black silky fabric, making it lovely and comfortable to wear. The coat flares out slightly at the waist, creating a classic Victorian, almost gothic style silhouette. This coat is in excellent vintage condition, with no flaws or marks to note. It is shown here on our size 6-8 model and would best fit up to a 8-10 UK, or 4-6 US. The influential designer was a pivotal member of the swinging 60s London fashion scene when he cofounded 'Clobber' in Blackheath Village, London, in 1964. The boutique carried both his own designs and the work of other designers and attracted celebrities such as Terence Stamp and Jean Shrimpton, Twiggy and some of the Beatles. It proved such a success that in 1969, he launched his own fashion label, opening the first standalone Jeff Banks...

This mid to late 1950s Lilli Ann San Francisco black wool jacket is incredibly chic and features a classic cropped box style fit, very typical of the haute couture fashion styles of ...

This original 1940s lame jacket fastens at the front with six buttons, each covered in a bright Royal purple silk velvet. The high neckline features a neat...

100% camelhair double-breasted coat featuring an oversized fit, notched collar, raglan sleeves with turned back cuffs, and diagonal pockets. Topstitching on seams and edging for a ha...

Vintage Brown Persian Lamb Jacket with Mink Collar & Cuffs - M. This piece is in fair condition due to a tearing in the inside lining seen in image...

This Gucci mustard brown leather jacket is designed with a lot of zippers We offer more Gucci, Hermes and exclusive Fur items, view our frontsto...

J. Matz's wonderfully elegant "Mansion Among Field Of Wild Tulips" silk jacquard scarf measures 34 inches by 35 inches and finished with hand-rolled edges. Made in Italy.

A stunning 1940s caramel and cream checked wool swing coat with a strong, structured iconic shoulder silhouette, lantern shaped sleeves and a single button closure at neck. No collar...

Prada silk coat with taupe background and a floral print in pink and purple. Comes with detached buckled belt. Size 40. Lined in silk. In very good con...