Scarves Hermès Scarf Identification

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[Notorious Pink]

It’s really close, but doesn’t quite match up. Is there a version with the wavy background? I haven’t seen one in my search... I wonder if Latham just took some artistic license & altered Cols Vert a bit?

Besides the wave of color, it is otherwise the same. I would think it may have been a version/issue/colorway we haven’t seen or possibly a little artistic license, I would be more surprised to see a repeat of the same pattern elsewhere, especially as we don’t currently have any other viable answer.

 

[turfnsurf]

Besides the wave of color, it is otherwise the same. I would think it may have been a version/issue/colorway we haven’t seen or possibly a little artistic license, I would be more surprised to see a repeat of the same pattern elsewhere, especially as we don’t currently have any other viable answer.

Thanks, I’ll pass this along and see if he wants to cross that one off the list.

Any insights for the others?

I’ve exhausted my resources and hoped the experts here could collectively ferret out the source scarves for remaining egg details... all help is appreciated.

 

[turfnsurf]

I stumbled upon the hobby horse boy:
Les Juets Mobiles!! Looks like there’s a bit of artistic license taken with this one, as was discussed with the (most likely) Cols Vert goose.

These 4 are left to i.d. if the experts here would be kind enough to scrutinize details? Pretty please?!​

 

[xincinsin]

I stumbled upon the hobby horse boy:
Les Juets Mobiles!! Looks like there’s a bit of artistic license taken with this one, as was discussed with the (most likely) Cols Vert goose.

These 4 are left to i.d. if the experts here would be kind enough to scrutinize details? Pretty please?!​

Juets Mobiles! That's a rare one!

 

[Notorious Pink]

I stumbled upon the hobby horse boy:
Les Juets Mobiles!! Looks like there’s a bit of artistic license taken with this one, as was discussed with the (most likely) Cols Vert goose.

These 4 are left to i.d. if the experts here would be kind enough to scrutinize details? Pretty please?!​

For that second one, I think it would have been one by F de la Perriere. I was thinking that it could have been from Belle Époque, but I can’t be sure and there really aren’t enough photos for a good inspection, but the style is the same.

 

[Notorious Pink]

For the first, I’m thinking along the lines of Ors Bleus d’Afrique, Art Indien does Plains, Legende Kuna People de Panama - I would look up whatever those designers also designed, previously.

 

[Julide]

For that second one, I think it would have been one by F de la Perriere. I was thinking that it could have been from Belle Époque, but I can’t be sure and there really aren’t enough photos for a good inspection, but the style is the same.

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Amazing memory BBC!!

 

[Notorious Pink]

Amazing memory BBC!!

Oh, thank you! [emoji8]

 

[turfnsurf]

For that second one, I think it would have been one by F de la Perriere. I was thinking that it could have been from Belle Époque, but I can’t be sure and there really aren’t enough photos for a good inspection, but the style is the same.

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For the first, I’m thinking along the lines of Ors Bleus d’Afrique, Art Indien does Plains, Legende Kuna People de Panama - I would look up whatever those designers also designed, previously.

Thanks so much for your thoughts!
I passed along your Belle Epoque suggestion and will go back scrutinize the others again for the striped art...
This is great help

 

[xincinsin]

For that second one, I think it would have been one by F de la Perriere. I was thinking that it could have been from Belle Époque, but I can’t be sure and there really aren’t enough photos for a good inspection, but the style is the same.

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Thanks so much for your thoughts!
I passed along your Belle Epoque suggestion and will go back scrutinize the others again for the striped art...
This is great help

I have Belle Epoque. Will check it out too. But the tracery or trellis behind the flowers don't look like fan ribs.
Maybe Caraibes? The cluster of blossoms to the right of the birds looks like the right type of flowers and the trellis and configuration are similar.

 

[Notorious Pink]

I have Belle Epoque. Will check it out too. But the tracery or trellis behind the flowers don't look like fan ribs.
Maybe Caraibes? The cluster of blossoms to the right of the birds looks like the right type of flowers and the trellis and configuration are similar.

Yes!!! That could be it. Awesome!

For me, it wasn’t finding the exact scarf as much as the probable designer. I know that I don’t know, but figuring out the designers style is a great direction to go.

 

[turfnsurf]

I have Belle Epoque. Will check it out too. But the tracery or trellis behind the flowers don't look like fan ribs.
Maybe Caraibes? The cluster of blossoms to the right of the birds looks like the right type of flowers and the trellis and configuration are similar.

YES!! Brilliant- definitely; I rotated it and it’s a perfect match (although Latham did simplify it a bit). Applause!!

 

[turfnsurf]

I identified the striped egg as bottom left corner of Cuirs du Desert 1988 - F.de la Perrier. Again, slightly simplified, but definitely a match.

Only the red flower and gray gravelly eggs left!

 

[xincinsin]

I identified the striped egg as bottom left corner of Cuirs du Desert 1988 - F.de la Perrier. Again, slightly simplified, but definitely a match.

Only the red flower and gray gravelly eggs left!

Yay! Bravo! I checked Cuirs du Desert 3 times for stripy stuff and never made the connection.

 

[turfnsurf]

I discovered the red flower in Ceres!
I used your search-the-artist suggestion @Notorious Pink & it popped up- great thinking!

Only egg left is split gray one surrounding Ex Libris... Only thing I have to go on is that it’s gotta be a pre1994 design.