Duchess Windsor

By the 1930s, Grès had made a name for herself and counted a number of famous women in her client list, including: Wallis Simpson - the Duchess of Windsor, Princess Matilda of Greece...

This brooch reminds me very much of a few of the pieces in the Duchess of Windsor's collection -- elegant, singular, and expressive.

Their impressive client list includes royalty, socialites, and Hollywood stars such as Jackie Kennedy, Princess Grace, Liz Taylor, and the Duchess of Windsor. In 1999, Van Cleef & Ar...

Maison Jansen was commissioned by an array of impressive clients, including William III of the Netherlands, Alfonso XII of Spain, the Duke & Duchess of Windsor, King Leopold II of Be...

This reminds me very much of a few of the pieces in the Duchess of Windsor's collection. The signature on this is intriguing...

Her bold curvaceous jewels caught the attention of the fashionable elite including Elsa Schiaparelli, Diana Vreeland, and the Duchess of Windsor. Unlike the renowned jewelers along r...

He put on a private show for the queen of England at the French Embassy in London, his funeral was attended by the Duchess of Windsor, as well as fellow courtiers, and many others wh...

He put on a private show for the queen of England at the French Embassy in London, his funeral was attended by the Duchess of Windsor, as well as fellow courtiers, and many others wh...

He put on a private show for the queen of England at the French Embassy in London, his funeral was attended by the Duchess of Windsor, as well as fellow courtiers, and many others wh...

The designs appealed to glamorous women like Grace Kelley, Millicent Rogers, and the Duchess of Windsor. The new fashions exaggerated the silhouette and called for bold oversized jew...

The typical Panthere motif was first introduced in 1914 with a women's watch, in 1935 with a ring for the Duchess of Windsor and was later transformed into the famous jewelry series ...

By the 1930s, Grès had made a name for herself and counted a number of famous women in her client list, including: Wallis Simpson - the Duchess of Windsor, Princess Matilda of Greece...

The typical Panthere motif was first introduced in 1914 with a women's watch, in 1935 with a ring for the Duchess of Windsor and was later transformed into the famous jewelry series ...

The designs appealed to glamorous women like Grace Kelly, Millicent Rogers, and the Duchess of Windsor. The new fashions exaggerated the silhouette and called for bold oversized jewe...

The depiction is a variation of the famous ‘haute joaillerie’ piece originally created for Duchess of Windsor Wallace Simpson. Considered one of jeweler Jean Toussaint's greatest tri...

The elegant beauty became a favorite jeweler to the fashionable elite including Diana Vreeland, Colette, Elsa Schiaparelli, and Wallis, Duchess of Windsor. Belperron retired in 1974 ...

The elegant beauty became a favorite jeweler to the fashionable elite including Diana Vreeland, Colette, Elsa Schiaparelli, and Wallis, Duchess of Windsor. Belperron retired in 1974 ...

The elite from Hollywood, New York, and Europe were often to be seen wearing Haskell; Joan Crawford and the Duchess of Windsor were just two of the Haskell devotees with vast collect...

By the 1930s, Grès had made a name for herself and counted a number of famous women in her client list, including: Wallis Simpson - the Duchess of Windsor, Princess Matilda of Greece...

French designer Pierre Balmain opened his couture house in Paris in 1945 and his clothes were favoured by Sophia Loren, Josephine Baker and Wallace Simpson, the Duchess of Windsor. I...

By the 1930s, Grès had made a name for herself and counted a number of famous women in her client list, including: Wallis Simpson - the Duchess of Windsor, Princess Matilda of Greece...

The scarf’s panther theme is a variation of the famous ‘haute joaillerie’ piece originally created for Duchess of Windsor Wallace Simpson. Considered one of jeweler Jean Toussaint's ...

It’s a variation of the famous ‘haute joaillerie’ piece originally created for Duchess of Windsor Wallace Simpson. Considered one of jeweler Jean Toussaint's greatest triumphs for th...

It’s a variation of the famous ‘haute joaillerie’ piece originally created for Duchess of Windsor Wallace Simpson. Considered one of jeweler Jean Toussaint's greatest triumphs for th...

He put on a private show for the queen of England at the French Embassy in London, his funeral was attended by the Duchess of Windsor, as well as fellow courtiers, and many others wh...

Jansen Made a Piece with Similar Styling for the Duke and Duchess Windsor's Estate in the Bahamas.

Two pendant crosses, both sold by Sotheby's in Geneva on April 3rd/4th,1987, from the "The Jewels of the Duchess of Windsor"/Lot 182, are more impactful than wearing just one.

THE DUCHESS OF WINDSOR AT HOME (2020) by Manuel Santelices Ink, gouache, and watercolor on paper Image size: 12 in.

This photograph was taken at a charity event in 1940. The Duchess is wearing her Prince of Wales Plumed Brooch. The brooch was purchased by Elizabeth Taylor in 1987 at the auction of...

Duke and Duchess of Windsor Silver Tankard Thomas Wallis Hallmarked London, 1771 This rare Georgian silver tankard once belonged to one of the most captivating royal couples of the ...

This is a two-volume boxed set of sale catalogues each with 550 pages which were produced by Sotheby's Auction House in New York in 1997 for the disposal of the effects of the Duke a...

The last visit, a final farewell, took place in 1986 at the Windsors’ villa in the Bois de Boulogne, on the day the Duchess died.

A highly collectible pair of authentic Cartier Tiger stripe earrings from the 1990's featuring the iconic Tiger stripe motif set with enamel in 18k yellow gold. The earrings measure...

A beautiful hardback sale catalogue which Sotheby's produced for the 1987 sale of the Jewelry collection of the Duchess of Windsor. 306 lots, showing many of the items in colour phot...

- Vintage item - Collectible jewelry piece from the '80s - Extremely rare, hard to find piece - Massive oversized runway statement piece - This piece is a replica by Alexis Kirk ...

DIOR - "The Duchess of Windsor" Pre-Fall 2011 Ready-to-Wear Collection, under the artistic direction of John Galliano.

Perfect for that romantic corner on your liaising space. Modeled after the Duchess Of Windsors Paris sofa. Acquired from a Palm Beach estate.

This is similar to the one that was gifted to the MET in 1986 by the Estate of H.R.H Duke and Duchess of Windsor in 1986 . 7 3/4” x 5 7/8”

1960s period Kenneth lane necklace from a selection known collectively as "The Treasures of the Duchess" . The original design of this piece was worn by the Duchess of Windsor.

Enjoy this prime example from the collection that the Duchess of Windsor made famous.

This chic pair is reminiscent of the pairs belonging to the Duchess of Windsor who would provide her own seashells to various jewellers to be accented with gold and fine jewels.

Seaman Schepps client list includes Coco Chanel, Elsa Schiaparelli, the Duchess of Windsor, and members of the Du Pont, Mellon and Rockefeller families.

This fanciful "chickadee" brooch was created by Seaman Schepps in the late 1930's for the Duchess of Windsor who was known to wear up to four of these chicks at a time!

Provenance: Duke and Duchess of Windsor, Paris residence on the Bois de Boulogne, decorated by Maison Jansen in 1953.

The original was made for The Duchess of Windsor-Wallace Simpson. This piece is made of ebony wood with 22Karat Gold Electroplated Panther Heads nicely down with black accents and w...

The company's prestigious clientele included the Duchess of Windsor, Grace Kelly, and Doris Duke.

He first came to public attention after Jo Hughes, a fashion industry insider, showed some of his designs to Wallis, the Duchess of Windsor, who bought several pieces and recommended...

Including The Duke and Duchess of Windsor, The Shah of Iran, The Wrightsman galleries, Harry Winston and The Kennedy White House. 29 of the most famous commissions of Maison Jansen a...

He was inspired by paintings by the old spanish masters, his clothes combined perfect cut and sumptuous fabric and his clients included Marlene Dietrich, Elizabeth Taylor, Ginger Rog...

Style mavens like Princess Grace of Monaco, the Duchess of Windsor, Merle Oberon, and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis were loyal customers.

With clients including the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, President and Mrs John Kennedy and the Shah and Shahbanou of Persia, Jansen designed custom furnishings and interiors which co...

Seaman Schepps client list included President Franklin D. Roosevelt, the Duchess of Windsor, and members of the Du Pont, Mellon and Rockefeller families by serving these most powerf...

Jansen clients included the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, the Shah of Iran and the Decoration of the White House under President and Mrs.Kennedy in 1962.'

Their masterpieces have attracted the patronage of royalty and celebrity alike, including the Duchess of Windsor, Princess Grace of Monaco and Elizabeth Taylor.

The Telephone table was one of Karl Springers early designs .Originally retailed in the 1960s at Bergdorf Goodman, where it caught the attention of the Duchess of Windsor. These ex...

Jean Gouffé made furniture for Royeré and others including the Duke & Duchess of Windsor.

He was commissioned to paint murals for the Wall Street Club and portraits of society figures such as the Duke and Duchess of Windsor and Cornelius Vanderbilt.