CHRISTIAN DIOR A black velvet hat adorned with feathers, 1960s

A black velvet a…

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CHRISTIAN DIOR

A black velvet hat adorned with feathers, 1960s A black velvet and feather hat, 1960s License Chapeaux labelled, with a flurry of black and white feathers radiating from sides, two black velvet bows to front, integral comb and wire head supports, internal circumference approx 42cm 16.6in

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