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Vintage 80s Liquid Silk Blouse M Abstract Houndstooth with Rhinestone Buttons Vintage 70s Top Drawer Wool Skirt S Novelty Tweed with Pockets by Jaeger Vintage 70s Novelty Tweed Skirt S Top Drawer Fabric by Jaeger

A full shot would be good but so far I’m seeing disco 70s.

Never heard of Blaid Appraisals. Where are they located? Did they have the bag in hand for the appraisal?

If you would kindly post photos of the shoes directly to this thread, I’m sure someone will be able to help.

Thanks, MJ!

Vintage 80s Faux Fur Reversible Coat M L Oversized with Autumn Leaves Vintage 80s Faux Fur Cocoon Coat M L Fake Tiger Fur

What MJ said!

@Marzilli_Vintage may be able to help.

Wonderful, thank you.

Hello Corey, if you would kindly upload photos of the tag directly to this thread, someone may be able to help you. Thank you.

Altogether you have over 100 years of vintage fashion experience in the above replies. I understand you are disappointed with the replies, but if you felt people could not offer any help without physically seeing the bag in question, then why come to these forums? Best of luck in your continued...

Fashion's Dirty Secrets, a Passionate Eye doc: https://www.cbc.ca/passionateeye/features/our-fast-fashion-habit-is-killing-the-planet Not sure if the video will be available to everyone, but worth investing the 1:20, if you are able to view.

Always love finding a Harris Tweed. Even more so now: https://www.ctvnews.ca/lifestyle/historic-scottish-tweed-mill-gifted-to-manager-in-surprise-move-by-owner-1.4574648

Hard to tell length from a hanger, but the silhouette as shown speaks 50s to me as well. I’m not seeing a dropped waist either. Some manufacturers kept the same label for several decades.

Photos of the whole garment and any content/care labels will be helpful.

Shoes with the Olivia Rose Tal label were deleted.

According to Trademarkia (nearer to the bottom of the listing) Olivia Rose Tal’s first use anywhere is 1996; so they could be vintage.

If there is a content / care label with symbols, please post a photo. That will help with dating.

I think it’s beaver. Our fur expert will know for sure.

Bumping up for you.

I’m guessing early to mid 90s. Look forward to what others think. Certainly pre 1995 as per Jonathan’s notes.

It’s ILGWU and it stands for International Ladies Garment Workers Union. If you go to our label resource and search ILGWU you will find an entry for the Canadian labels. I’d copy the link for you but I’m on my phone. Lovely drape at the back but to narrow down a date it would also be good to...

Looking forward to seeing the clothes and any related labels under the Q&A section of the forums. I’m sure our experts will then be able to guide you. If you are having trouble uploading images, try reducing their size. We prefer not to click on outside links. Thanks

I don’t think this is from THE Henry Birks. If it was, it would be labelled as Henry Birks & Sons or just Birks. The name is one of the giveaways, the poorly rendered lion logo another. This is their lion:

A photo of the coat front and back will be helpful in dating.

Definitely 60s. Another clue is the written size and codes on the inside, the toe tap on the bottom sole.

They look 60s to me. Mid to late. Looking forward to what others think.

Beautiful. Hopefully @claireshaeffer will drop in to advise.

Looks like the fabric was made by Empress of Persia for J Yellin & Sons. The fabric in between is the interlining and is found in many warmer coats. If the interlining is slightly stiff then I suspect it would be used for structure and/or structure and added warmth. I also think the satin...

We do not give valuations here. The ILGWU label was in use from 1955 to 1963. I look forward to what others say about narrowing down the date. Certainly is stylish and looks soft and warm.