Tie and Packet
1950s (made)
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Neckwear became more colourful and more daring in the 1950s. Parisian tie designs included lively prints inspired by famous works of art or famous landmarks. Ties from Italy were predominantly black and gold, complimenting the fashionable black and gold shantung suits popular there. English neckwear, like this black and gold checked tie designed by Turnbull and Asser, offered a compliment to conservative suiting.
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Parts | This object consists of 2 parts.
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Materials and techniques | Woven silk |
Brief description | Woven silk tie and its packet, Turnbull and Asser Ltd., Great Britain, 1950s |
Physical description | Woven black and gold check silk tie and its packet. |
Credit line | Given by Mr Roy Astley |
Object history | Registered File number 1991/1638. |
Summary | Neckwear became more colourful and more daring in the 1950s. Parisian tie designs included lively prints inspired by famous works of art or famous landmarks. Ties from Italy were predominantly black and gold, complimenting the fashionable black and gold shantung suits popular there. English neckwear, like this black and gold checked tie designed by Turnbull and Asser, offered a compliment to conservative suiting. |
Bibliographic reference | Hart, Avril. Ties. London: V&A Publications, 1998, p. 99
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Accession number | T.374:1, 2-1992 |
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Record created | February 26, 2004 |
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