Mid-20th Century Neckties

1940S Red Beaded Bronze Choker Necklace

"Here we are at Ascot, in the South of England, in 1831. The jockeys have swapped their heavy riding coats for fine shirts sporting the colours of their owners. Astride their thoroughbreds, the twelve riders pay homage to one of the most prestigious race tracks in the world. Created in 1711, every year it's the scene of "Royal Ascot", attended by the Queen, traditionally, in her landau." – Courtesy of Hermesology This very rare and highly sought after Hermès "Ascot 1831" silk scarf designed by Françoise de la Pierrière – who was one of the best known Hermès illustrators...

This extremely rare and highly sought after Hermès "Les Poulains" by Xavier de Poret silk scarf is an original issue and dates back to 1960. Among many Hermès scarf collectors...

Warm Springs Georgia first became a tourist destination in the 19th century best known for its therapeutic mineral springs and later became a vacation hom...

Rooster creates a hand printed cotton men’s necktie with a novelty auto racing theme a la ‘24 Hours of Le Mans’. The camel color background is accented with cars, drivers, checkered flags and stop watches all in shades of electric blue, red and black. Rooster was famous for their unique prints and iconic square silhouettes making them a favorite of the 1960's hip younger crowd. Go Speed Racer...

Silas Ohmsatte (1939-1990s) and Bertie Ohmsatt are the Zuni Artisans who created this fantastic bolo from Husband-and-wife team Silas and Bertise Ohmsatte worked in mosaic inlay. Mea...

1960S Chocolate Brown Hand Beaded Silk Chiffon Long Sleeve Cocktail Shirt Dress

1940S Burgundy Embroidered Floral Lace Day Dress With Draped Wrap Front

Sophisticated animal leopard print fur brimmed hat and collar set from the 1960s. This stunning 1960s set comprises a hat and collar made from soft genuine fur showing an iconic leo...

Rare and collectible 1968 first issue "Jouvence" Hermès silk twill scarf designed by Leila Menchari. The scarf is titled "Jouvence" (Fountain of Youth) and was Menchari's first scarf design for Hermès which was first issued in 1968. Her design was inspired by and represents a mythical "fountain of youth" whose waters have the virtue of rejuvenating. The design was reissued in 1988 and 1997. The wonderful colourway comprises of a cherry-red and gold border surrounding a white center background with design details rendered in golds and navy blues with red accents. The silk twill is still crisp and the hand-rolled, hand-sewn edges are still plump. It is signed "Hermès Paris" and "Leila M.". The fact that it does not bear neither a copyright sign nor a care tag classifies it as being a 1968 issue. This scarf is guaranteed authentic and has not been on the market prior to this. No box, but will be wrapped with love. Worn very little and neither dry cleaned nor washed the design shows the original folding lines. Please read our condition report below. Excellent vintage condition. Very faint folding marks which are noticeable upon close inspection only. Just mentioned for accuracy. 89 x 89 cm – 35" x 35" Reference photo: Tunisian born, French trained, Hermès artist, Leila Menchari. Her career at Hermès began as an in-house model and continued as an artist/illustrator until her outstanding design work resulted in her appointment in 1977 as head stylist at the prestigious Maison by non-other than Jean Louis...

Rather bizarre Schiaparelli 1970s wide brown tie featuring the final scene from the fable The Tortoise and The Hare. The tortoise crosses the finish line while the hare naps nearby. ...

Black neck tie featuring small purple sketches of pyramids, camels, and palm trees. Signed 'Schiaparelli' in purple font at bottom front. Unsure of exa...