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Beau Brummell Necktie Hand-Painted in CA*Art Deco Design on Rayon*From the 60s
Beau Brummell Necktie Hand-Painted in CA*Art Deco Design on Rayon*From the 60s
Beau Brummell Necktie Hand-Painted in CA*Art Deco Design on Rayon*From the 60s
Beau Brummell Necktie Hand-Painted in CA*Art Deco Design on Rayon*From the 60s
Beau Brummell Necktie Hand-Painted in CA*Art Deco Design on Rayon*From the 60s
Beau Brummell Necktie Hand-Painted in CA*Art Deco Design on Rayon*From the 60s
Beau Brummell Necktie Hand-Painted in CA*Art Deco Design on Rayon*From the 60s
Beau Brummell Necktie Hand-Painted in CA*Art Deco Design on Rayon*From the 60s

Beau Brummell Necktie Hand-Painted in CA*Art Deco Design on Rayon*From the 60s

$ 9.5

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Decade: 1960s
  • Occasion: Everyday
  • Modification Description: Hand Painted
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Condition: This unique necktie is in very good condition; there are no stains or holes. It is made of Rayon and is lined. The tie was hand painted in California by someone who worked for the Beau Brummells company.
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Brand: Wallace
  • Color: Multi-Color
  • Modified Item: Yes
  • Style: Necktie
  • Look: Art Deco
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Gender: Men
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Material: Rayon
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

    Description

    This vintage, hand-painted necktie is made of rayon fabric, and the tie is lined. Both ends of the tie are squared off. The tie is approximately 53 inches long and 3 7/8 inches at it widest place, at the bottom of the front side. This necktie is multicolored with shades of red, black, brown, plum, and yellow. The design is mostly art deco, with some curving and curly lines that hint of art nouveau too.
    In addition to the statement written on the back of the tie, attesting to the hand painting being done by someone from the Beau Brummell Company, there is also a black fabric label with these words: "Wallace" and "Salinas." From that label, I assume that the tie was first sold from a Wallace brand tie in Salinas, California, where it was also painted. (The black label is at the bottom of the back of the tie.)