Four George Mulhauser for Plycraft Sultana Chairs with Round Table
By George Mulhauser, Plycraft
Located in Hanover, MA
Provenance: From the estate of Tucson, Arizona "First Lady of Fashion", Cele Peterson. A single similar chair appeared on an episode of PBS' Antiques Roadshow.
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BONNIE CASHIN 1960s SILLS Multi-color Tweed Suede Long Cape Coat Size XS / S
By Sills, Bonnie Cashin
Located in Thiensville, WI
Also contains a tag for Cele Peterson, Tuscon. Unmarked Fabric Content: There is no fabric content label, but this item feels like it is crafted of a wool or acrylic blend and genuin...
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Size: none; comparable to size S
Cele Peterson Brown Illusion Lace Long Sleeve Scalloped Shift Dress - S, 1960s
Located in Tucson, AZ
fabric: silk crêpe, nude net and nylon lace noteworthy: dry clean only alterations: none condition: excellent measurements: collar: 2 ½” at widest shoulders: 15” (18” neckline c...
Helen Rose Beaded Two-Piece Hostess Pajamas, 1960s
By Helen Rose
Located in Tucson, AZ
fabric: crêpe-backed satin, acetate noteworthy: dry clean only alterations: reinforced pant side seams and rolled hem condition: very good with one small tear in lining near jumpsu...
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