And this one is deco, right?

[themerchantsofvintage]

for another dandy? Same period as other?

 

[ladieswholunch]

That is lovely, I know many dandies and chaps who would wear that!

 

[themerchantsofvintage]

Thanks! I'm going to list them both together as this one has a few issues, but I couldn't resist the design.

 

[vertugarde]

Do you mean the scarf is from the Art Deco period Deborah? I may have missed an earlier thread but I actually think this fits the geometric/Op-Art style - 60's - rather than Art Deco but I can see why you see design elements that suggest Deco.

 

[themerchantsofvintage]

LOL - and here I was certain of this one! Yes, I thought Art Deco, here's the label (that I must reshoot!):



thanks!

 

[APrizeEveryTime]

, what a swell label! (I have a thing for cute labels.)

MC

 

[thevintagebungalow]

I would have put that in the 40s as well??

 

[cmpollack]

It does have a Deco design, but the fringe certainly isn't typical of the earlier mufflers I've seen...

About "Rhodia" (which the fabric is blended with): According to the comments in this blogpost:

http://vintageties.blogspot.com/2008/04/vintage-gramophones.html

it's apparently a cellulose acetate fabric the Rhodia chemical company used to produce in yarn form from the 20s until between the 60s & 70s.

Like Will, the tie blog guy, I've had ties that were labelled something like "Rhodia acetate, Woven in France", and which were jacquard patterned 60s ties.

 

[themerchantsofvintage]

So much for being certain! I was sure the design was deco and then I felt the label cinched it. But I can now see the 60s.

Thanks so much everyone.