An absolutely breath-taking and rare coloured Cerulean blue/grey mink. This gorgeous early 1960s wrap crafted by E.J. Edwards Furs of Chicago, features an oversized rear sweep and a lovely tuxedo front cut that creates two silk-lined pockets at the front that are perfect to slip your hands into. 

It was made using wide and extremely thick, female Cerulean mink pelts. The colouring and tonal dimension of the fur is outstanding, with the light grey fur being accented by darker, gun-metal grey striations. A mink stole with this colouring is particularly rare, as Cerulean mink constitutes only .1% of the mink in the world.

The stole is lines in a silver brocade silk satin and has the name 'Clara Field' is delicately embroidered in the lining in a mtaching silver thread. There are no closures on the cape as it meant to be worn 'open', but a furrier hook can easily be added or alternatively a vintage dress clip or brooch used to secure the front.

Wrap yourself in opulence just like the model in the 1963 Vogue Advert! Perfect for a winter wonderland wedding!

Measurements

One Size

Model is UK 12/14

Rear Sweep  18"- 46cm

Shoulders 18.5"- 47cm

Front Drop 21"- 54cm

Note: This wrap has a "open bust" as there are no closures, so no dimensions for the  bust have been provided. 

Condition

PERFECT CONDITION
Fur is incredibly supple and has a fabulous sheen. 
No tears, rips, shedding, or bald spots. 

No areas of wear to the  fur at hem, collar, pockets or lapel edges and has a like-new sheen. Very very minor shortening of guard hairs at edge of lapel; however, as you can see from enlarging the photos this is not visible.

No odours.
Lining is in perfect condition with no rips or areas of wear.