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Ruth, I have several hats that are labeled similarly....one is a Pierre Balmain. It is my understanding that high end department store milliners were allowed to legally obtain the right to copy these original designs. I would think it would be the same with clothing items. I don't believe it is...

Yes, Ruth. My mannequin that I used for display of this dress is a Size 8 and this dress was just a wee bit bigger than "She"!

On the size 14 dress that I posted, it did measure smaller than today's size 14....actually more like a size 10 by today's standards. The print and colors were really great!

This was a dress a I had on Ruby Lane some time ago and sold! I dated this one to the 1970's.

Thanks, Barbara! Dache is one of my favorites!

Feathers for Fall from Mr. Arnold and available at My Vintage Clothes Line on Ruby Lane at http://www.rubylane.com/shop/myvintageclothesline

"A Trigere Coat" .....just perfect for Fall weather! Available at My Vintage Clothes Line on Ruby Lane at http://www.rubylane.com/shop/myvintageclothesline

Classic Ivory Cashmere....always in style and available at My Vintage Clothes Line on Ruby Lane at http://www.rubylane.com/shop/myvintageclothesline

Late 18th Century-Early 19th Century bonnet with Silver Bouillion.

Hattie Carnegie Sculpted Wool Felt Cocktail Hat, 1950's.

Miss Eileen Originals

This Bird of Paradise Hat is in my personal collection and was made under the label, Grayce Hats, North Bergen, N.J.

This is a gorgeous Lily Dache hat!

I am getting ready to list a hat in my shop on Ruby Lane that has this same label. I purchased it in NYC last November(2011). It, too, seems to be from the 1950's and is of very good quality....curled ostrich feathers and very nice materials