Early 1900s Hats

Art Nouveau Poured Glass Plique Comb from the 1900's. Large art Nouveau clover motif bronze frame with pate de verre enamel accents throughout. Des...

Amazing Bird of Paradise Edwardian Hat on velvet base. Incredible taxidermy on draped velvet wired hat. Retailed by Marks and Sons, a store in Amsterda...

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...

Elegant Vintage Grey Felt Top Hat from Herbert Johnson Bond Street Vintage grey felt top hat with black wool band around the brim. Kid leather inn...

DESCRIPTION: EDWARDIAN c.1900's Beige Scalloped Horsehair Floral Autumn Leaf Afternoon Hat Circa: c.1900’s Label(s): None Style: Afternoon hat Co...

Vintage Edwardian early 1900's black beaver fur felt and sequin embellished afternoon hat. Black beaver fur felt wide brim with black silk velvet at underside. Tall telescope angled crown. Black sequin embellishment along outside and top edge of crown with beaver fur felt top. Black twisted tulle hat...

Rare Crown or headdress from the early 1900s, constructed of embossed, cut out and woven gilt metal, the top is set with amber cut faceted jewels...At each side are gold filigree disks set with faceted green stones, hung below are chains, the bottoms are matchinge filigree gold metal set with faceted green stones...This has the original lining around the inside made of cotton twill that is padded to add comfort for the wearer...These headdresses were popular in the early 1900s and worn for theme costume parties following the styles of early Hollywood silent films and stars like Theda Bara...