Maxine Collection

Chateau de L Horizon - Riviera villa of Maxine Elliott
The Chateau L Horizon, the extensive and luxurious villa built at Golfe Juan on the French Rivera by American actress Maxine Elliott

1960s tennis fashion
Frilly panties by Teddy Tinling, as worn by tennis players in the 1960s. Worn with a navy banded white cardigan by Maxine Leighton

Guests at the Riviera villa of Maxine Elliott, 1933
A page from The Bystander reporting on the distinguished guests being entertained at the Chateau l Horizon, the villa belonging to American actress

Maxine Elliott in her garden at Bushey
Maxine Elliott (1868 - 1940), American actress, reputed lover of J. P. Morgan and later, the New Zealand tennis player, Anthony Wilding who was killed in 1915

Client: Dorville - Model: Maxime De la Falaise - Shoot date: November 11, 1952 Date: 1952

Maxine Elliot oversees fitting out of a contracted barge
Maxine Elliot overseeing the fitting out of a contracted barge during WW1 Date: circa 1916

WW1 Maxine Elliot supervising fitting out of chartered barge
WW1 Maxine Elliot supervising the fitting out of a chartered barge Date: circa 1916

Maxine Medard Stade Toulouse Rugby Union Toulouse V Sale Sharks, Heineken Cup, Pool 5 Stade Municipal, Toulouse, France 11 October 2009 Date: 11 October 2009

Maxine Newman 1500 Metres 03 August 1992 Date: 03 August 1992

Maxine Cowdrey Jockey 27 July 1993 Date: 27 July 1993

Sir Colin Cowdrey And Daughter In-Law Maxine 25 April 1995 Date: 25 April 1995

Tatler cover - Maxine Elliott & Charlie Chaplin
Front cover of The Tatler featuring a photograph of American-born actress Maxine Elliott with Charlie Chaplin. Date: 1919

Maxine Elliott at Cannes, 1912
American actress, Maxine Elliott (1868-1940), pictured walking with a friend in Cannes in 1912. Maxine is on the right. Two decades later, she would entertain many famous figures at her Riviera home

At Maxine Elliotts chateau at Golfe Juan, French Riviera
Page from The Tatler reporting on distinguished guests enjoying the hospitality at the luxury villa belonging to American actress Maxine Elliott at Golfe Juan on the French Riviera

Guests at the Riviera villa of Maxine Elliott, 1932
Page from The Bystander magazine in 1932 reporting on guests staying at the beautiful villa belonging to the American actress Maxine Elliott on the French Riviera

Maxine Elliott (1868 - 1940), American actress, reputed lover of J. P. Morgan and later, the New Zealand tennis player, Anthony Wilding who was killed in 1915

The Great Liberty Loan Tableaux in New York
The Great Liberty Loan Tableaux, staged in New York, featured a number of well-known actresses including Ethel Barrymore as Liberty, Billie Burke as Humanity and Irene Castle as France

Maxine III, Alexandria Bay, New York State, USA
Maxine III passenger boat, Alexandria Bay, New York State, USA, making regular trips every half hour. Date: 1916

Maxine Elliott as Britannia, WW1
Maxine Elliott (1868 - 1940), American actress, reputed lover of J. P. Morgan and later, the New Zealand tennis player, Anthony Wilding who was killed in 1915

Anthony Wilding at an aerodrome in France, 1915
Captain Anthony Frederick Wilding (1883-1915), New Zealand born tennis player and four-times Wimbledon champion pictured at an aerodrome somewhere in France in 1915 with from left

Betty Myers and Maxine McClesky, cowgirls taking part in Trick Riding at the Tex Austin World Championship Rodeo, White City Stadium (London). Seen here relaxing with a cup of tea. Date: circa 1930s

SPACE CAPSULE, 1963. Engraved patent drawing, 1963, for a space capsule developed by Dr. Maxine A. Faget and his team for the NASA space program

WPA Federal Theatre Project 891 presents Horse eats hat Maxine Elliotts Theatre. Poster for Federal Theatre Project presentation of Horse Eats Hat at Maxine Elliotts Theatre, 109 West 39th St

Miss Maxine Elliott. Date ca. 1889

Mr. NC Goodwin and Miss Maxine Elliott in Nathan Hale by Clyde Fitch. Date c1898

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"Maxine: A Timeless Icon of Elegance and Influence" Step into the world of Maxine, a woman whose name resonates with grace, style, and influence. From her opulent Chateau de L Horizon - Riviera villa to her impeccable fashion choices in the 1960s tennis scene, Maxine Elliott was a force to be reckoned with. In 1933, guests were enchanted by the beauty and charm that radiated from Maxine's Riviera villa. The atmosphere was filled with laughter and sophistication as distinguished individuals gathered under her roof. But it wasn't just about lavish parties for Maxine; she also found solace in nature. In her garden at Bushey, she would immerse herself in tranquility amidst blooming flowers and lush greenery. Maxine's versatility extended beyond hosting glamorous events or tending to gardens. She possessed an astute business acumen as well. Overseeing the fitting out of a contracted barge during World War I showcased her determination and leadership skills. Her captivating presence even caught the attention of renowned figures like Charlie Chaplin, as they graced the cover of Tatler magazine together – a testament to their shared magnetism. Cannes became another playground for Maxine Elliott in 1912 when she effortlessly stole the spotlight at this prestigious event. Her elegance knew no bounds as she captivated onlookers with every step she took along its sun-kissed shores. The year 1932 saw yet another gathering at Maxine's Riviera villa where guests reveled in each other's company against a backdrop of breathtaking views – memories etched forever within their hearts. However, it wasn't all glamourous soirées for our beloved icon; she also had philanthropic endeavors close to her heart. The Great Liberty Loan Tableaux held in New York witnessed Maxine's dedication towards noble causes that aimed to uplift society during challenging times.