Collection of Five Designer Scarves, 1960-2000s

This lot includes five scarves.

THE FIRST
Blue and white silk scarf with large blue, green and orange car pattern with black outlining. "Torpedo"
Label (within the print): Ted Lapidus

Approximate Measurements:
Length: 25.5"
Width: 26.75"

THE SECOND
White and brown silk scarf with chain and leopard print scarf.
Label (within the print): Roberto Cavalli

Approximate Measurements:
Length: 34.5"
Width: 34.5"

THE THIRD
Greek silk asymmetrical hem scarf with "O" monogram pattern.
Label (within the print): Oscar De La Renta

Approximate Measurement:
Length: 8.25"
Width: 57.5"

THE FOURTH
Purple, grey and orange silk scarf with profile view of a man's face, Peter Max, in front of a mountain and a woman's profile.
Label (within the print): Peter Max

Approximate Measurements:
Length: 27"
Width: 27"

THE FIFTH
"Early America" pattern by Francoise De La Perriere. Year of issues, 1970.
Label (within the print): Hermès

Approximate Measurements:
Length: 34"
Width: 34.25"

Condition:

THE FIRST
The overall condition is good though there are two pulled threads on the bottom left corner as well as the center bottom left side above the blue boarder. There is a faint mark on the center bottom beside the label. There are a few spots on the upper right corner of the white section and on the top left of the car.

THE SECOND
The overall condition is good though there is a spot in the bottom right corner along with two pulled threads.

THE THIRD
The overall condition is very good with no visible issues.

THE FOURTH
The overall condition is good though there are a few pulled threads along the bottom, in the grey area and on the man's cheek. There is also a spot on the left side mid way down.

THE FIFTH
The overall condition is good though there is a pulled thread on the bottom center and a yellow mark on the bottom right side and on the top left corner.

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Timothy Long

Director, Senior Specialist, Couture & Luxury Accessories

[email protected]312.334.4222

Mr. Long has nearly 20 years of experience as a curator of fashion and decorative arts in museums including the Museum of London, the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York, and the Chicago History Museum. At Hindman, he works with individual clients, collectors, dealers, and museums to bring to auction collections of couture and luxury accessories. Mr. Long’s recent publications include Charles James: Designer in Detail and a chapter on the same designer in London Couture: British Luxury 1923–1975, both published by V&A Publishing.

Michael Hall

Cataloguer, Couture & Luxury Accessories

[email protected]312 280 1212

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Collection of Five Designer Scarves, 1960-2000s

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