Tales of the Vanderbilt veils

Article Abstract:

Ostentatious displays of wealth were actually considered stylish and proper in the late 19th century, and the Vanderbilt family was among the best at it. The family would spend incredible amounts on their daughters' wedding attire, especially the veils, which are still very valuable today.

Rich, Rich people, 19th century AD, Wedding costume, Veils

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Costume jewelry at auction: a first for Skinner

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Skinner, a Boston, MA, auction house, received an unexpected bonus when it was asked to handle M. Klein's costume jewelry. Lots included Bakelite heavy plastic jewelry, Miriam Haskell necklaces and Trifari clips. The top bid of $2,640 went for a Despre French Art Deco ring.

Miscellaneous retail stores, not elsewhere classified, Finance, Marketing, Auctions, Costume jewelry, Fashion jewelry, Skinner Inc.

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Molly Turner: vintage pioneer

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Vintage clothing is a specialty of Molly Turner, who runs Molly's Vintage Promotions in Amherst, MA. Turner got started years before old clothing had any sort of value as a collectible, and her twice-yearly trade shows attract loyal customers from around the world.

Clothing and dress, Collections and collecting, Vintage clothing, Turner, Molly

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