1920s Rare and Marvelous extra long white ostrich feather and gala lithe fan
Located in Newark, DE
This rare and marvelous extra long white ostrich feather fan has been lengthened by two knots on each feather .The mount is of galalthe engraved and silvered.
1920s Ostrich Feather Fan
Located in Gresham, OR
A beautiful ostrich feather fan in white. Original gold silk ribbon and in beautiful condition.
Patrick Kelly Atelier Large Pair of Lucite and White Ostrich Feather Fans 1989
By Patrick Kelly
Located in New Hope, PA
From the Paris atelier of the late Patrick Kelly these oversized Lucite and white ostrich feather fans are just so glamorous. They were used on the runway during the Autumn Winter 1...
Patrick Kelly Atelier Giant Lucite and Black Ostrich Feather Fans, Runway 1989
By Patrick Kelly
Located in New Hope, PA
From the Paris atelier of the late Patrick Kelly these oversized Lucite and black ostrich feather fans are just so glamorous. They were used on the runway during the Autumn Winter 1...
Blue feather fan circa 1900
Located in SAINT-OUEN-SUR-SEINE, FR
UNKNOWN - Piece from the 1900s, coming from Marguerite de la Rochefoucauld Doudeville's wardrobe. Blue ostrich feather fan with a brown tortoiseshell frame.
Black feather fan circa 1900
Located in SAINT-OUEN-SUR-SEINE, FR
UNKNOWN - Piece from the 1900s, coming from Marguerite de la Rochefoucauld Doudeville's wardrobe. Black ostrich feather fan with a brown tortoiseshell frame.
Celluloid Ostrich Flapper Fan
Located in New York, NY
Celluloid Flapper Fan with deep blue ostrich feathers. This fan does not "open" but remains in one flirtatious position, as shown.
1920s Italian Art Deco Feather Fan with Faux Tortoiseshell Staves
Located in London, GB
black ostrich feather fan from the early 20th century, with rich plumes and faux tortoiseshell cellulose staves.
Edwardian Ostrich Fan attributed to Empress Alexandra, last Tsarina of Russia
Located in London, UK
An ostrich feather fan belonging to Empress Alexandra of Russia, authenticated by Alexander Kerensky, head of the Provisional Government that forced her husband Tsar Nicholas II to a...
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