Vintage stuff from Vintage Gent

[Vintage Gent]

Taking a page from the Book of Label King, a few items from the Vintage Gent collection. These first photos show three dinner jackets: gold silk/rayon from the 40s; blue wool from the 20s and red corduroy from the 40s.





The next photo shows a few vintage cocktail pieces: a 30s chrome shaker with a celluloid handle, a Negbaur parrot bottle opener, a West Bend Hot and Cold Server and a vintage rooster theme cocktail napkin.

 

[AlanC]

Keep 'em comin', VG!

 

[Vintage Gent]

Originally Posted by AlanC

Keep 'em comin', VG!

We've only just begun, my friend.

 

[LabelKing]

The dinner jackets are very stunning especially the gold Chinese one.

 

[Kent Wang]

I am intrigued by vintage cocktail pieces. Any others? Did you stumble upon them while thrifting for clothes?

 

[Tomasso]

Sweet!

 

[Vintage Gent]

Originally Posted by Kent Wang

I am intrigued by vintage cocktail pieces. Any others? Did you stumble upon them while thrifting for clothes?

I've got a fair number of other vintage cocktail things--mostly shakers. I found the shaker, the West Bend server and the rooster cocktail napkins while thrifting. The bottle opener was a gift.

 

[Edward Appleby]

Love the red smoking jacket.

 

[Vintage Gent]

Actually, four white and two off white, varying in vintage from the 40s through the 60s.

 

[Edward Appleby]

Between those and the smoking jackets, I bet you count the days 'till formal functions.

 

[Kent Wang]

Those white dinner jackets are perfect for the idyllic sub-tropical paradise that is Galveston Island.

 

[rabbimark]

am I the only one who thinks of Sean Connery in "Goldfinger" when I see a white dinner jacket? http://encyclopedia.quickseek.com/images/007Connery.jpg

 

[Vintage Gent]

More from the collection. Three 40s scarves:



Westclox Moonbeam alarm clock:

 

[designprofessor]

Do you pair the brown /white spectators with those white dinner jackets?

 

[Vintage Gent]

Originally Posted by designprofessor

Do you pair the brown /white spectators with those white dinner jackets?

No, just the standard black dress lace-ups.