Vintage Liberty of London silk scarf turquoise blue bandana style 24" square, neck scarf, handbag scarf, Bridesmaid gifts, Good condition

$98.00
Vintage Liberty of London silk scarf turquoise blue bandana style 24" square. Use as a neck scarf, or make it a handbag scarf. In Very good clean condition with some very light spotting shown in photos. Please see all of the photos and enlarge for details. Cross listed.

In the 1860s, long before Sir Arthur Lasenby Liberty founded his eponymous store, his journey began by selling wares at a London shawl emporium. Inspired by the elegance and artistry of styles imported from across the globe, scarves were among the first products to be sold in his own store, Liberty London, when it opened to the world in 1875.

From the early 1900s, Liberty block printed scarves and shawls at the Merton Abbey Printworks, catering to the fashionable crowds with globally inspired designs. While the Merton Abbey factory is no more, each scarf is still printed in the UK, at Liberty’s Macclesfield printworks.

From the heritage florals and botanical motifs of Liberty’s earliest designs, through the paisleys of the 1970s, 1980s abstractism and the digital revolution of the 21st century: Liberty’s focus on artisanal, exuberant styles has persisted throughout: always at the avant-garde of print design.

I am finally listing many Vintage 1900-70's dresses and accessories the next couple of weeks so please favorite my shop and check back often. I am also on Instagram as Wonderboutique413. I try to describe as accurately as possible and Vintage sizes have nothing to do with Modern ones so please pay attention to measurements when trying to decide if a piece will fit you. All of my clothing is true Vintage and in good to excellent clean condition although there may be slight mends that were made over the years and I try my best to mention any of those. Returns are only accepted if the item is not described properly.
Vintage Liberty of London silk scarf turquoise blue bandana style 24" square. Use as a neck scarf, or make it a handbag scarf. In Very good clean condition with some very light spotting shown in photos. Please see all of the photos and enlarge for details. Cross listed.

In the 1860s, long before Sir Arthur Lasenby Liberty founded his eponymous store, his journey began by selling wares at a London shawl emporium. Inspired by the elegance and artistry of styles imported from across the globe, scarves were among the first products to be sold in his own store, Liberty London, when it opened to the world in 1875.

From the early 1900s, Liberty block printed scarves and shawls at the Merton Abbey Printworks, catering to the fashionable crowds with globally inspired designs. While the Merton Abbey factory is no more, each scarf is still printed in the UK, at Liberty’s Macclesfield printworks.

From the heritage florals and botanical motifs of Liberty’s earliest designs, through the paisleys of the 1970s, 1980s abstractism and the digital revolution of the 21st century: Liberty’s focus on artisanal, exuberant styles has persisted throughout: always at the avant-garde of print design.

I am finally listing many Vintage 1900-70's dresses and accessories the next couple of weeks so please favorite my shop and check back often. I am also on Instagram as Wonderboutique413. I try to describe as accurately as possible and Vintage sizes have nothing to do with Modern ones so please pay attention to measurements when trying to decide if a piece will fit you. All of my clothing is true Vintage and in good to excellent clean condition although there may be slight mends that were made over the years and I try my best to mention any of those. Returns are only accepted if the item is not described properly.