Late 1940s Early 1950s Red, Navy & White Interlocking Rectangles American Swing Tie – Berman's
Late 1940s Early 1950s Red, Navy & White Interlocking Rectangles American Swing Tie – Berman's
Set against an all-over brick-effect ground in black and white, bold interlocking rectangles in red and navy stack down the blade in a stepped, chain-like formation, each one slightly offset from the last. It's a graphic, architectural pattern that fits squarely with the mid-century love of abstract geometry, the same visual language you'd find turning up on textiles, ceramics and wallpaper through the late 1940s and into the 1950s. The satin ground has a good weight to it, and the contrast between the busy brick texture and the clean lines of the rectangles gives the whole thing real punch.
- Retailer's label: Berman's, "Your Friendly Store"
- Maker: Boulevard Individuals by Carol
A striking graphic choice for anyone drawn to mid-century menswear, or for the collector after a swing tie that leans architectural rather than florid.
Condition:
Good condition. There are a couple of faint marks as pictured but the colours remain bold and unfaded, with no noticeable fraying to the tip or edges.
Measurements:
Width at widest point: 4 3/4”
Length: 53”
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