1950s Blue Peking Glass Graduated Beaded Necklace ted_land flashes of which are revealed

flashes of which are revealed as the wearer moves

A stylish 1970s daywear piece by revered designer Ted Lapidus who began his long fashion career at the house of Dior before branching out on his own in 1951

crimson party dress was designed in the early 1960s or possibly even late 1950s and echoes the famous draping of the French couturier

Highly glamorous they are detailed with glittering rhinestones on a polished plastic heel and on the sculptural plastic form at the front of the shoes

this antique garment has no labels so please check the below measurements carefully

1950s Blue Peking Glass Graduated Beaded Necklace ted_land flashes of which are revealedDating from the late 1950s to early 1960s, this necklace is formed from a single strand of substantial spherical and ellipsoid Peking glass beads, hand threaded onto knotted blue silk cord and designed to emulate the rich colour and depth of lapis lazuli. Peking glass is an opaque decorative glass first produced in Beijing during the Qing dynasty for the Imperial court. By the twentieth century, it had become a popular material for high quality