Help identifying fur stoles I have

[chrisste]

I would greatly appreciate if someone can help identify these stoles I have. I'm not sure what the white one is, but I think the brown one is mink. Also if there are better color words to describe them, I would be grateful to learn those as well. Thanks

 

[BlackLotusVintage]

Oh Caryn... @furwise

 

[furwise]

Hi there, both of those are indeed mink and they both date to the 60s, possibly the 70s. The first looks like a pearl beige and I wouldn't have a better word to describe the second other than being brown. It's important to describe the coloration as you see it though because coloration can vary depending on lighting, photo resolution, and on different screen displays. Both have hidden slant pockets within the lapels in front. Both have satin linings. I can see an initialed monogram in one and I can see labels in both. Make mention of all of this, note whether the stoles have any closures. If the collars are the same on both stoles, make mention that the collars can be worn up or down and are have satin underneath that matches the linings. Look for any flaws, missing fur, separations, spotting or wear or tear to the lining, and/or stiffness in the pelts, and note the measurements.

 

[chrisste]

Hi there, both of those are indeed mink and they both date to the 60s, possibly the 70s. The first looks like a pearl beige and I wouldn't have a better word to describe the second other than being brown. It's important to describe the coloration as you see it though because coloration can vary depending on lighting, photo resolution, and on different screen displays. Both have hidden slant pockets within the lapels in front. Both have satin linings. I can see an initialed monogram in one and I can see labels in both. Make mention of all of this, note whether the stoles have any closures. If the collars are the same on both stoles, make mention that the collars can be worn up or down and are have satin underneath that matches the linings. Look for any flaws, missing fur, separations, spotting or wear or tear to the lining, and/or stiffness in the pelts, and note the measurements.

Thank you very much

 

[furwise]

Thank you very much

You’re welcome. If you need more help come on back.