Pekinese Collection
In 1915, a lady in a delicate pinafore dress carefully arranges lilac coloured blossom in a tall, narrow stemmed glass vase
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In 1915, a lady in a delicate pinafore dress carefully arranges lilac coloured blossom in a tall, narrow stemmed glass vase. Her elegant pekinese dog watches on with curiosity and admiration. The scene captures the essence of grace and refinement that defined this era. Meanwhile, another woman dons a Marshall & Snelgrove gown from the same year. This loose fitting, high waisted ankle length gown made of bronze fabric exudes sophistication. With its round neckline and Medici style collar, it is truly a fashion statement of its time. Translucent sleeves and reverse cuffs add an ethereal touch to complete the ensemble. On the bustling streets of 1915, amidst the sounds of scooters whizzing by, a girl wearing a tartan skirt engages in conversation with an impeccably dressed woman carrying her beloved toy dog under her arm. The charm of their encounter reflects both the fashionable trends and social interactions prevalent during this period. Fast forward to 1921, where we find ourselves captivated by pochoir print depicting Palm Beach fashion plates. Amongst these stylish illustrations stands our beloved pekinese once again - symbolizing elegance and luxury that were synonymous with this glamorous era. An etching and aquatint artwork showcases yet another delightful moment involving two Pekinese dogs accompanying a woman in her car. Their presence adds warmth to an already charming scene as they embark on adventures together along picturesque roads. The Riviera has always been associated with opulence and leisurely pursuits; hence it comes as no surprise that even there we find references to our furry friends. An oil painting from 1920 depicts life on the Riviera featuring our adorable pekinese companions basking under sunny skies alongside fashionable individuals enjoying their leisure time. Moving away from canines for just one moment but staying within royalty circles: "The Latest Portraits of Her Majesty" showcase Queen Alexandra alongside Princess Victoria of Wales.