Antique Edwardian Sterling Silver Hatpins Still on Original Card Old Store Stock black rain cloak but meant to fall loosely

but meant to fall loosely

but she opened her fashion house under the name Maggy Rouff in 1929

There appear to be three variations possible of this dress

Shoulders: 16 1/2” across from shoulder seam to shoulder seam

Antique Edwardian Sterling Silver Hatpins Still on Original Card Old Store Stock black rain cloak but meant to fall looselyThis is a pair of sterling silver hat pins that I acquired from an old general store. The pins are still on their original card, so were never used the card is printed at the top with Hall Marked Silver. The hallmarks on the pins include the lion, denoting sterling silver quality, the anchor, which stands for the Birmingham assay office, the date letter of m, which stands for the year 1911 and the makers mark of P&T, which stands for Pearce &