Hermès Le Bichon de Venise Silk Scarf

Hermes Paris Le Carnaval de Venise Silk Scarf, pink border, designed by Hubert de Watrigant, Made in France, with a plastic cover marked Hermes Paris. Size: 35" H x 35" W.

Hermes Paris Silk Scarf - Le Carnival de Venise. Hand rolled / sewn edge and measures 36 x 36 inches.

Vintage Hermes silk scarf. Titled " Le Carnaval de Venise" by Hubert de Watrigant. Depicts various characters such as masked revelers and harlequins from a typical Venetian Carnival. Featuring bright

Four Vintage Hermes Silk Scarves, The Drummer, Kermit Oliver Limited Edition Madison Ave. 2000, Le Carnaval de Venise, Parures Des Sables, The Drummer Lightly Worn with small slight stains, all others

Designed by Hubert de Watrigant. Original MADE IN FRANCE label. Hand rolled and stitched edges. Tiny red spot to lower left yellow panel; otherwise very good condition with no apparent spots, pulls, h

GORGEOUS Hermes le songe de la licorne silk scarf in excellent condition. Original silk screen design by Anne Faivre c2015. Limited edition design no longer available as a silk 90cm scarf making this

Hermes square silk twill scarf in the "Le Song de la Licorne" pattern, marked "HERMES - PARIS" lower right, "MADE IN FRANCE / SOIE 100% SILK" to reverse, together with original Hermes box. 45.5" L x 4

Hermes "Les Bissone de Venise" 90 cm silk scarf, 20th c., designed by Anne Faivre, first issued in 1988, red and purple with gold and navy accents, 35"sq.

Hermes - Le Bois de Boulogne. Printed Silk - 35" X 35". Labeled within design. Item has a vintage perfume aroma.

Pink and cream by Hugo Grygkar Blue. 35" x 35".

Hermes 140cm Cashmere/Silk Scarf, 'Le Songe de la Licorne' "Le Songe de la Licorne" pattern by Annie Faivre. Year of issue, 2013. Label (within the print): Hermes Approximate Measurements: Length: 55"

Hermes Silk Scarf - "Les Bissone de Venise" . 35" X 35". Labeled within design. Black border. Item has a vintage perfume aroma. Includes Hermes Box.

Hermes silk twill scarf, "Le Sacre de Printemps" pattern, original design by Henri d'Origny, scarf: measurements for shipping purposes only - approx 34"l, 34"w, 0.25lbs *Provenance: Luxury goods are o

Two Hermes 90cm Silk Scarves This lot includes two scarves. THE FIRST "Tresors du Nil" pattern by Joachim Metz. Year of issue, 2003. Label (within the print): Hermes THE SECOND "Le Carnaval de Venise

silk scarf depicting Samuel de Champlain and the New France; with box designed by Kermit Oliver 35 inches x 35 inches

Includes (1) Hermes Chocs de Plumes; (1) Hermes Ferronerie; (1) Hermes Vive le Vent (yellow); (1) Hermes Romantique; (1) Hermes Vive le Vent (red); Hermes Voiles de Lumiere; and (1) Hermes Deo Juvante

Red and multicolor Hermes 90 cm silk scarf with "Le Laisser Courre" motif and hand rolled edges. Designed by Jean De Fougerolle

Hermes silk scarf, "Le Monde du Polo," original design by Chantal de Crissey, depicting various notated polo scenes with aqua and green background, signed "Hermes Paris." 35" square.

Hermes "Le Poitevin" 90 cm silk scarf, 20th c., first designed by Hubert de Watrigant in 1987, in burgundy & plum, Made in France, 35"sq.

Designed by Kermit Oliver. "Samuel de Champlain". Silk. Designed 2006. Produced by Hermes. 36" x 36". "Samuel de Champlain" or "Le Canada" silk scarf in the black colorway designed by Kermit Oliver fo

Designed by Kermit Oliver. "Samuel de Champlain". Silk. Designed 2006. Produced by Hermes. 36" x 36". "Samuel de Champlain" or "Le Canada" silk scarf in the gold colorway designed by Kermit Oliver for

Hermes silk scarf, titled above "Ici est le vrai portrait naturel de la ville, Cité, Université de Paris, 1576," depicting map of Paris based on Rossingol's plan of Paris, signed "Hermes Paris." 35"

Hermes International (French). Hermes Signed Le Poitevin 100 percent silk scarf, or carre (French: “square"). Rolled hem. Designed by Hubert de Watrigant, issued 1997. Motifs of hounds and flora

Two Large Hermes, Paris, Cashmere and Silk Scarves including "Jeux d'Ombres", in claret, by Loic Dubigeon, first introduced in 2004 and "Le Songe de la Licorne", in teal, by Annie Faivre, first introd