Accesories Collection

Violin accesories, Wurlitzer
Violin cases sold by the Wurlitzer company with prices ranging from 12 dollars fifty, to sixty dollars for an alligator skinned

London, Pimlico, Belgravia - Ebury Street
London, Pimlico, Belgravia - 83 Ebury Street. The corner with Ecclestone Street can be seen back left. Date: circa 1910

Tamar
Tali Stein

Folding fan with Jacob meeting Rachel by the well, c. 1760s-70s
1069500 Folding fan with Jacob meeting Rachel by the well, c.1760s-70s (gouache & w/c on single parchment leaf, mother-of-pearl, gilding & paste gems) by Unknown artist

Cobbler (w / c on paper)
908437 Cobbler (w/c on paper) by Indian School, (19th century); Private Collection; The Stapleton Collection; Indian, out of copyright

Folding fan with a classical subject, possibly an allegory of marriage, c
1069499 Folding fan with a classical subject, possibly an allegory of marriage, c.1750s-60s (gouache on single vellum leaf, ivory, gilding, gouache & brass) by Unknown artist

Shoes and bags by Charles Jourdan
Brightly coloured shoes and bags by Charles Jourdan, Date: 1966

Violin accessories, Wurlitzer
Violin bows

Tunisia - Boutique of a leather worker / saddler
A craftsmen working in leather sits making handbags and saddles in his Tunisian shop / boutique

Feather Seller - Turkey
A door-to-door itinerant feather seller in Constantinople, Turkey. He also carries a bunch of grapes on his head!

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"Exploring the World of Accessories: From London's Pimlico to Tunisia's Leather Worker" Step into the vibrant streets of London, where Ebury Street in Pimlico and Belgravia beckon with a treasure trove of accessories. Discover violin accessories at Wurlitzer, transporting you to the enchanting world of music. As your fingers glide over the strings, let Tamar guide your journey towards perfect harmony. Unfold a piece of history with a folding fan depicting Jacob meeting Rachel by the well, an exquisite relic from the 1760s-70s. Its delicate craftsmanship whispers tales of love and longing. And nearby, a cobbler leaves his mark on paper as he crafts bespoke shoes that will carry you through life's adventures. Another folding fan captures classical beauty, possibly an allegory of marriage. Let it inspire you to celebrate love and commitment in all its forms. Tamar once again guides us towards Charles Jourdan's collection of shoes and bags – each piece exuding elegance and sophistication. Travel further east to Tunisia, where a leather worker/saddler awaits at their boutique. Immerse yourself in rich textures and intricate designs as they create masterpieces that blend tradition with contemporary flair. In Turkey, encounter a feather seller whose colorful plumes dance in the breeze like dreams taking flight. Their creations add whimsy and grace to any ensemble – an ode to nature's artistry. Accessories are more than mere adornments; they tell stories woven by skilled artisans across continents. Whether it be violins or fans, shoes or feathers – these treasures connect us all through time and space as we embrace our unique styles while celebrating our shared humanity.