The Gilded Age Antiques & Interiors Scarves

Hermès "Alternateur" Turquoise Double Face Scarf by Pierre Péron, 2022. "Alternateur", or french for alternator or the electric generator that produces electrical current, was design...

Hermès "Les Plaisirs Du Froid" Silk Scarf by Joachim Metz circa 1989. "Les Tambours", or french for drums, was designed by Joachim Metz and was originally issued in 1989. The design ...

Hermès "Africa" Silk Twill Scarf by Robert Dallet, circa 1997 - 1998. Handcrafted in France to the highest luxury standards, Hermès scarves are true wearable pieces of art that take ...

Hermès 'Balade Oceane' 90cm Silk Twill Scarf by Julie Abade, 1999. "Balade Oceane" or French for "Ocean Ride" was originally designed in 1999 and was never re-issued, making this pie...

Hermès "Zouaves et Dragons" 90cm Silk Scarf by Virginie Jamin, 2021. This incredibly rare and highly sought after design "Zouaves et Dragons" pays homage to the military outfits worn by the two French infantry units in Africa, the "Zouaves" and the "Dragons". The inspiration for this highly collectible piece was taken from the pages of a 19th Century album dedicated to military costumes from the private collection of Émile Hermès, grandson of Hermès founder...

Hermès "Les Sangles" 90cm Silk Scarf by Joachim Metz circa 1985. "Sangles", or french for the pieces of material or strap that holds onto a horse, was originally designed by Joachim ...

Hermès "La Vie à Cheval" 90cm Silk Twill Scarf by Laurence Bourthoumieux Toutsy, 2001. "La Vie à Cheval", or French for "Life on Horseback" depicts a crosshatched pattern with variou...

Hermès "Marine Naїve" Silk Twill Scarf by Philippe Dumas, 1992. "Marine Naїve" or sometimes mistaken under the name "Henry F. Smith Sailor" actually depicts the life of famous sailor Henry F. Smith who passed away in 1880. Handcrafted in France to the highest luxury standards, Hermès scarves are true wearable pieces of art that take 18 months to create from start to finish with over 750 artisan hours into each scarf design. This rare and highly sought after design was designed by famous Hermès designer Philippe Dumas, CEO and heir to Hermès who was responsible for many iconic designs such as "Les Amazones" and "Cirque Molier...

Hermès Limited Edition "Brandebourgs" Silk Twill Scarf by Cathy Latham, 1994. "Brandebourgs" is inspired by the French Military and the adorning ornamental embellishments to the unif...

Yves Saint Laurent Vintage Silk Plaid Multi-Color Long Wrap Scarf, Circa 1970 - 1975. This beautiful and classic cross hatched patterned scarf by Yves Saint Laurent comes in a beautiful bright yellow and red coloration. In the early 1960's, Yves Saint Laurent became iconic for his play on patterns mixed with vivid colors and this scarf is no exception! The inset of the scarf contains a bold and bright red coloration with "YSL" to middle of design. This extremely rare and sought after scarf by the YSL fashion...

Yves Saint Laurent Vintage Wool Challis & Silk Checkered Plaid Pattern Scarf, Circa 1970 - 1980. This beautiful and classic plaid patterned scarf by Yves Saint Laurent comes in a vib...

Hermès "Persona" Silk Chiffon 90 cm Scarf by Loïc Dubigeon, 1997. "Persona" depicts various tribal masks from the African/Egyptian region on an off white background and is considered...

Hermès "Poste et Cavalerie" Silk Scarf by Joachim Metz circa 1986. "Poste et Cavalerie", or french "Post and Calvery", was originally designed by Joachim Metz and issued in 1986. The design of the "Poste et Cavalerie" depicts an illustration of the "Sabretache", or saber bag that was commonly worn by calvary officers or members of the horse artillery unit. Each of the eight "sabretache" bags in this classic Hermès illustration...