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Design House As Four
1999

Design House As Four
2003

Design House As Four
2003

Design House As Four
2003

Designer As Four
2003

Designer (a) F. Scholte
Designer (b) Forster & Son, Ltd.
1933

Department Store (attributed) F. Cruwys
1937

Department Store Browning, King & Company
ca. 1925

Designer Mrs. Sylvia Pedlar
Manufacturer Iris Lingerie Co., Inc.
1962

Belgian
fourth quarter 19th century

Designer Charles James
1954

Flemish
1730–50

French
ca. 1750

Designer Billy Weiss
Manufacturer Herzman Scarfs
1950

Designer Billy Weiss
Manufacturer Herzman Scarfs
1950

Designer Billy Weiss
Manufacturer Herzman Scarfs
1950

Department Store Hannis & Jenkins
ca. 1900

American
1865–75

Designer Billy Weiss
Manufacturer Herzman Scarfs
1950

Designer Vera Neumann
Manufacturer Scarves by Vera, Inc.
1956

American
1876

Design House House of Patou
Designer Jean Patou
ca. 1937

Department Store F. Cruwys
1933

Designer Charles James
1961–62

European
first quarter 20th century

probably French
1930–39

Department Store Journeay & Burnham
ca. 1892

Italian
1725–40

Designer Charles James
1956

European
18th century

American
1914

American
ca. 1813

Designer Charles James
early 1930s

Designer Rudi Gernreich
1970–71

Design House House of Paquin
Designer Jeanne Paquin
1906–8

Design House House of Chanel
Designer Karl Lagerfeld
fall/winter 2003–4

Manufacturer Attributed to Hill & Novis
1935–45

French
ca. 1770

Design House Attributed to Callot Soeurs
Designer Attributed to Marie Callot Gerber
ca. 1910

Design House Attributed to Callot Soeurs
Designer Attributed to Marie Callot Gerber
1910

Design House Callot Soeurs
Designer Marie Callot Gerber
ca. 1913

Designer Gundry & Sons
1840–49
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