Vintage Persian Lamb and Mink Fur Coat

This is a mid-length vintage woman's fur coat, likely dating from the 1950s or 1960s. The body of the garment is constructed from 'Persian Lamb' or Karakul fur, characterized by its distinctive tight, swirled, and curly wool texture. The color palette features a sophisticated ombré or variegated pattern, transitioning from deep espresso browns and blacks at the hem and seams to warm mahogany and tan highlights throughout the torso. The coat features a large, plush shawl collar made of contrasting mink fur in a soft fawn or pastel brown shade. The construction includes flared sleeves and a slightly A-line silhouette typical of mid-century fashion. The interior is lined with a dark, possibly black or charcoal silk or acetate satin. While the fur appears to have been well-stored, there is visible evidence of light wear along the cuff edges and hem. The stitching appears robust, indicative of high-quality mid-century craftsmanship. No designer labels or monograms are immediately visible in the image, but the quality of the pelts and the integration of the collar suggest a professional furrier's work.