Jacqmar Silk Scarf with Botanical Rosehip Motif

Story

Founded in 1932, Jacqmar became a symbol of British resilience, famously producing 'propaganda scarves' during WWII. This botanical design represents the post-war return to elegance and the natural beauty of the English countryside.

Maker / Origin

Jacqmar was established by Joseph and Mary Lyons in London's Mayfair. They rose to fame by supplying silk to top Parisian couture houses and later became a household name for their collectible, artist-designed scarves that rivaled Hermès in prestige.

Condition & Value

The scarf appears to be in good vintage condition with vibrant colors. There are visible fold lines that should be professionally steamed; any pinholes or silk shattering would significantly reduce the value. Excellent condition commands the higher end of the range.