1960's Mr. John White & Green Pique Beret Hat

Early 20th Century Central Asian hat, most likely from Uzbekistan, with intricate detailed embroidery accented by gold metallic threading. The interior is lined with a quilted printed cotton and the brim is decorated with needlework in a geometric pattern. The colorful design is in shades of hot pink, green, saffron yellow, gray and burgundy red. This special piece is from the estate and private collection of Peggy Slappey, a well traveled lady who passionately collected textile art from Central Asia. Part of Ms. Slappey's extensive collection was exhibited in 2016 at the Birmingham Museum of Art. Additional items from Ms. Slappey's collection are available on the Modern & Moore homepage including Ikat...

1960's novelty straw hat by Margie Webb Designs, California Accessories. The fleshtone pink straw body is made in Italy and has a trilby style silho...

1950's Hattie Carnegie Original black angora beret style hat with sueded button decorations and ornate braid embellishments. Ms. Carnegie was famous for dressing women from 'hat to ...

Vintage Hermes silk men’s necktie in a light hearted print combining flowers and stemmed cherries in shades of green, pale blue and cherry red. It is beautifully made with the quali...

Be noticed with this whimsical and expertly crafted cocktail by Stephen Jones! He is at the forefront of the fashion world, as he has had countless celebrities wear his creations, ha...

100% authentic Hermès Bucket Hat in Sienne chestnut brown grained leather. Has been worn and shows some wear on the lining. Overall in very good cond...

Elegant Vintage Women's Hat of the Italian manufacture Barbisio, 1950s. The hat has an original label inside the hat. Superior quality. The hat is lined with shaved hare felt, silk belt, satin lining. Size 57 numbered 5. The hat is the perfect object to complete your vintage style outfit.

Circa 1940-1945 France Amazing beret or large Bibi of lady in braided ribbons of brown Rafia squirrel and transparent Celluloïd dating from the Second World War...