Early 20th Century Accessories

Edwardian Round Fur Felt Hat w/ Feather. Grosgrain ribbon hat band (slight marks shown in photo) with brown feather and art deco brooch decoration.

Theater - Golden metal belt decorated with blue beetles. Additional information: Condition: Good condition Dimensions: Length: 85 cm Seller Reference: TACC4

Indispensable accessories, neckcloths stretched the Edwardian woman’s wardrobe by changing the look of a dress and covering the décolletage. Though it is over a century old, this whi...

Circa 1920/1930 France Pair of Charles IX evening satin pumps delicately piped with gold leather. Elegant line with buttoned straps. Two articulated bow ties on the vamp, edged with...

20s Tribal Hand Beaded Choker

1910s Black Fur Felt Picture Hat w/ Painted Ribbon. Fur felt hat, silk ribbon embellishment with decorative buckle. Velvet ribbon trim on brim of hat. Lined interior. Fits large due ...

An exquisite Belle Epoque haircomb from about 1890 of fine hand set pastes in a silvered metal mount. Excellent condition.

20s Magenta Striped with Lace Bow Heels. Measures 9 1/2 inches long from heel to toe.

Charming Edwardian hat of natural woven raffia straw circa 1900 trimmed with massive peach silk velvet bow, naturalistic green glazed cotton leaves, and imitation moss stems. Black s...

Art nouveau buckle made by Georg Jensen from the early 20th Century. Early hallmarks of his art nouveau/arts and crafts style are visible in this ha...

Product Details: Hand Beaded - Tlingit / Native American - Suede Moccasins - Leather Front Tie - Sheepskin Lining - Leather Soles Origin: Tlingit - Native American Era: c.1940 Fabr...

Amazing art deco shoe buckles of the finest guilloche enamel on sterling. Figures represented are happy asian musicians set with a hand set paste surround...

Edwardian Summer Daytime Hat w/ Flowers.

1920 Custom-Made Black Silk Satin Gathered Crown Brimmed Cloche w Magenta Velvet Florals: Small wired brim fitted cloche-style with magenta velvet flower...

Lovely french cut steel shoe buckles from the early 20th Century. Hand riveted cut steel decorations are individually applied. 2.5" x 1.75". France...

Edwardian black leather women work shoes with cap toe and original steel-tipped laces.

1910s Edwardian Black Hat w/ Silk Ribbon & Ostrich Feather Trim. Adjustable lining.

This wonderfully detailed etched Victorian silver "Multi Florals and Leaves" belt buckle, measures 3 1/2 inches in width, and 2 inches in height. The back is marked with the s...

Edwardian woman's boater hat hand-painted black with an extra-wide multi-colored hat band finished with an enlarged bow.

Stunning work here on this buckle. Chasing all over the front, displaying great detailing. Hallmarked on the back side. Great Patina as well. Measuring 3.18 inches wide x 2.72 inches...

1920S Red & Black Silk Cherry Blossom Printed Scarf

1920S Navy Blue & Red Silk Chiffon Vegetal Motif Scarf

Rare and historical fashion artifact from the house of Paul Poiret and the personal wardrobe of Denise Boulet Poiret. Paul Poiret is known as one of the innovators of 20th Century Haute Couture in Paris. Poiret established his own house in 1903, and made his name with the controversial kimono coat.He designed flamboyant window displays and threw legendary parties to draw attention to his work; his instinct for marketing and branding was unmatched by any previous designer. Poiret's house expanded to encompass furniture, decor, and fragrance in addition to clothing. In 1911, he established the company Parfums de Rosine, named for his eldest daughter. Poiret's name was never linked to the company, but it was effectively the first fragrance ever launched by a designer. Denise Poiret was mother, model and muse to the fantastical larger than life figure who revolutionized Parisian fashion in the early parts of the 20th Century. This hat was part of Denise Poirets personal wardrobe and is an example of Poirets chic and restrained day wear. Denise Poiret became known for wearing these simple turban-like hats and head treatments throughout social Paris which brought increased notariety to her husband's work. Madeleine Panizon was initally employed as a designer for Martine (Poiret's decorative Art Branch) and ultimately became the milliner for the house of Poiret...