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1950's Black Striped Skirt Suit
'Hollywood Model' isn't a name we've seen before but we're pleased to have this lovely black with white pin stripes 1950's skirt suit.Fitted 3/4 length sleeve jacket that fastens with three buttonsA line skirt with zip to the side to fastenAll in good vintage condition, approx size 12Jacket under arm to underarm 38" Length 25"Skirt waist 28" Length..
1960's Ladies Cream 2 Piece Suit
Cute classic1960's 2 piece suit. Short sleeved shift dress with matching cropped jacket, very Jackie O. Fully lined cream jacket with red stitching and 4 Mother of Pearl style buttons. Short sleeved cream shift dress with red stitching and zip to the back. Approx size 12 Dress bust 36" Length 36" Jacket bust 40" Length 22.5" £48&n..
1970's Bus Stop Green Skirt Suit
Lee Bender at Bus Stop is one of a handful of iconic 1970's labels that get vintage collectors salivating!This jersey skirt suit doesn't dissapoint. A light green with black 'snowflake' pattern, jacket with pockets and a green resin butterfly clasp belt at the waist.A very 70's maxi skirt, slightly longer at the back, completes the outfit Very..
Austinsuite Vintage Teak Floating Top Desk
----- ON HOLD -----Very stylish floating top teak desk by Austinsuite, circa 1970'sVery similar but much rarer than the G-Plan fresco style that it was inspired by (or perhaps inspired?) Like the G-plan it was initially designed as a dressing table, glass has kept the top immaculate since purchase so very little work was needed to ..
Mark Powell 3 piece Evening Suit
Class velvet and gaberdine evening suit by Mark Powell circa 1980'sA three piece suit with two pairs of trousers, one with the classic stripe down the leg and one with the velvet detail around the pockets.The jacket has striking red lining matching the back of the waistcoat along with other great details, the upturned cuffs, the ticket pocket and i..
1960's Psychedelic Trouser Suit .
Wow! A jaw-dropping suit that scream the psychedelic 60's Made in 100% silk by Sambo, a name we see quite often but who's name has fallen out of favour somewhat, actually it's the nickname of Samuel Sherman who was also behind the Dollyrockers label. Active through the 1950's working in the same vein as Horrockses, by the 1960's t..