Balustrade Scarf mini

$98.00
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This small scarf is a stylish treasure. Wear it, attach it to a bag, use as a pocket square . . . The uses are endless.   

The swirling motif was adapted from the design of the wrought iron balustrade of the Frick mansion’s Grand Staircase. It was conceived by White, Allom & Co. after the Dean’s Staircase at St. Paul’s Cathedral and the King’s Staircase at Hampton Court, and was installed in 1914.

In 1913, early into the design process, Charles Allom outlined his overall approach: “The Entrance Hall, Corridors and Staircase should, I think, be serious and simple, with plain wall surfaces, all ornament confined to architectural features such as doors, windows, cornices, and the balustrade, which may perhaps be the only ornate work in the house.”

100% Silk

Measures 18 x 18 in. 

Made in the UK