1950’s Light Pink Corde-Bead Bubble Handbag by Lumured

Stephen Burrows is an American fashion designer based in New York City, known for being one of the first African-American fashion designers to sell internationally and develop a mainstream, high-fashion clientele. His garments, known for their bright colors and "lettuce hem" curly-edges, became an integral part of the disco-dancing scene of the 1970s. Burrows was one of the five American designers to show at the iconic Versailles battle in 1973 when the Americans went up against the French couturiers. Throughout his career has been awarded 3 Cody awards. This show-stopping strapy chartreuse silk...

Stephen Burrows is an American fashion designer based in New York City, known for being one of the first African-American fashion designers ...

1940s Lady Head Vase 1940s Lady Head Vase with Green Hat and Bow Labeled Relpo Japan on the Bottom Some slight paint fading on the top of the hat, and on...

1960s Lauhala Gold-Tone Tiki Print Hawaiian Long Sleeve Shirt

Super elegant small velvet handbag designed by Marina Di Camerino in the 1970s, fine Italian craftsmanship. ORIGINAL LABEL. The handbag is small and is suitable for evening or gala events, given its timeless elegance. The handbag has a small rectangular body, with a stiffer bottom, totally made of brown leather, with a red velvet insert decorative element.The small handle ring is also made of brown leather, very chic. The handbag has a clip closure, in fact it opens through a special interlocking. The clasp is made of gold metal, with a small tab...

Charming top Handled Gold Leatherette Box Bag with pave and enamel tiger head clasp retailed at Saks Fifth Ave. in the 1960's.

Mightychic offer a Limited Edition Hermes Stromboli bag. Rare Rose Indien Doblis (suede) accentuated with Rose Azalee Lizard. Strap is held by Sterlin...

Iconic Hermès bag, Birkin model size 35, made in Trench-colored Hevercalf leather with silver hardware. The bag has a front flap equipped with a twist lock with two side bands. Equip...