Product code: Vintage lot shops of 7 veiled fascinator hat
This is for a fun lot of 7 vintage veiled fascinator shops hats. Most do not have labels. 1. The baby blue one with the flocked silk flowers is by Miss Sally Victor New York. It in excellent condition. 2. The cream with 2 bows has a union label. It has a couple tears in the veil. 3. Black. No label. Velvet bow on top. Iridescent rhinestones attached to the front of the veil. Excellent condition 4. Royal blue. Small velvet bows with blue feather trim in a loop design. A couple loose/missing feathers 5. Brown with beige & white flowers with green stems. Brown velvet bow at top. Couple small tears in the veil and the flower are bent 6. Brown with brown bow and looped piping. Double layer on veil. Excellent condition7. 7. Dark navy blue with navy flocked leaves and lighter blue flocked leaves with glitter edges. Union label. Excellent condition. This nice collection came from the same owner. They where stored very nicely with tissue paper in between. I was told that they are all from the 1940's.
This is for a fun lot of 7 vintage veiled fascinator shops hats. Most do not have labels. 1. The baby blue one with the flocked silk flowers is by Miss Sally Victor New York. It in excellent condition. 2. The cream with 2 bows has a union label. It has a couple tears in the veil. 3. Black. No label. Velvet bow on top. Iridescent rhinestones attached to the front of the veil. Excellent condition 4. Royal blue. Small velvet bows with blue feather trim in a loop design. A couple loose/missing feathers 5. Brown with beige & white flowers with green stems. Brown velvet bow at top. Couple small tears in the veil and the flower are bent 6. Brown with brown bow and looped piping. Double layer on veil. Excellent condition7. 7. Dark navy blue with navy flocked leaves and lighter blue flocked leaves with glitter edges. Union label. Excellent condition. This nice collection came from the same owner. They where stored very nicely with tissue paper in between. I was told that they are all from the 1940's.