Vintage 1930s Bird Necktie Art Deco Novelty Tie Navy Blue Woven Rayon Jacquard oroplastic etching The skirt of the dress

The skirt of the dress is gathered in tucks at the sides under the waist seam so that the skirt falls in drapes in a to-the-knee length

The silhouette is classic with a scalloped lower edge and a geometric metal frame closure

allowing for a flexible and comfortable fit

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Vintage 1930s Bird Necktie Art Deco Novelty Tie Navy Blue Woven Rayon Jacquard oroplastic etching The skirt of the dressThis vintage novelty necktie dates to the Art Deco era and features an all over pattern of flying birds woven in shades of blue, cream and coppery gold against a navy blue ground. The large scale bird motif and dramatic proportions are characteristic of men's fashion from the mid to late 1930s. Unlike later printed novelty ties, the design is woven directly into the fabric as a detailed jacquard, giving the birds texture and depth. The tie retains its