
Paris Landmark Graphic Silk or Satin Scarves
A pair of folded fashion scarves featuring iconic Parisian architectural landmarks. One scarf displays a warm ochre and gold palette with the text 'LE MOULIN' and depicts a classic street scene with vintage-style vehicles. The second scarf features a contrasting dark navy or black background with white sans-serif typography reading 'PARIS', 'LES INVALIDES', and 'LOUVRE'. The illustrations are rendered in a late 20th-century graphic style with earth tones of orange, brown, and tan. The material appears to be a lightweight silk or high-quality synthetic satin with a moderate sheen and visible vertical weave lines. The edges appear to have subtle machine-rolled or folded hems, though the exact finishing detail is partially obscured. The items exhibit sharp fold lines, suggesting they have been stored pressed, and no major staining or fraying is immediately visible. The typography and illustrative style suggest an origin from the 1980s or 1990s as travel-themed fashion accessories or souvenir items. The luster of the fabric and the crispness of the print indicate a decent level of manufacturing quality typical of commercial boutique accessories.
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Estimated Value
$40 - $75
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Category
Clothing Accessories
Appraised On
May 6, 2026
Estimated Value
$40 - $75
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Item Description
A pair of folded fashion scarves featuring iconic Parisian architectural landmarks. One scarf displays a warm ochre and gold palette with the text 'LE MOULIN' and depicts a classic street scene with vintage-style vehicles. The second scarf features a contrasting dark navy or black background with white sans-serif typography reading 'PARIS', 'LES INVALIDES', and 'LOUVRE'. The illustrations are rendered in a late 20th-century graphic style with earth tones of orange, brown, and tan. The material appears to be a lightweight silk or high-quality synthetic satin with a moderate sheen and visible vertical weave lines. The edges appear to have subtle machine-rolled or folded hems, though the exact finishing detail is partially obscured. The items exhibit sharp fold lines, suggesting they have been stored pressed, and no major staining or fraying is immediately visible. The typography and illustrative style suggest an origin from the 1980s or 1990s as travel-themed fashion accessories or souvenir items. The luster of the fabric and the crispness of the print indicate a decent level of manufacturing quality typical of commercial boutique accessories.
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