A few Questions -

[amandainvermont]

I’m guessing this is some kind of souvenir piece. What country do you see?

What is this style of mens’ hats called? My Dad used to wear one in the 60’s. Safe to say that’s the era?

This is an odd muff and hat - I’m thinking 50s and (assume it’s rabbit.) Perhaps for a girl, as the hat tieds under the chin.

And last - got this very pretty silk scarf - LARGE, good quality silk, hand rolled and stitched and appears to be sllk screened - however I can’t find anything about the label. Ring any bells?

 

[thespectrum]

Your hat is an astrakhan & the rabbit set is darling! I had a very similar one when I was small. I agree 50s & for a girl.

 

[joules]

I will guess that the embroidered item is from Portugal. The work resembles that often seen on those souvenir aprons, to my eye.
Maybe?


Snow shoveling hat? I dunno! It takes me back to around that time.

 

[retro ruth]

Re the scarf (I can never resist a research challenge!)

The Suzhou Huasi Silk Printing & Dyeing Co., LTD, website here
in China, say their trademark "VEAS" is well-known in the silk industry, and they make scarves. Oh and they have a flapping butterfly on their website!

Bit more info here:

Ruth

 

[Linn]

Amanda -

Your hats are Cossack style hats - probably influenced by "Doctor Zhivago" - 1965.

Linn

 

[amandainvermont]

Late thanking you all for your help. Ruth thank you for finding the information about the scarf! I did google all over, but never saw that bit.