A mid-20th century vintage fur stole, commonly referred to as a necklet or wrap, constructed from a full animal pelt, likely fox?. The garment features a lush tonal brown fur with darker guard hairs and a dense, lighter mahogany undercoat. The construction includes a complete head section with two inset glass eyes and a moulded black nose, four legs with attached paws and claws, and a bushy tail. The underside is lined with a dark brown ruched fabric, likely silk or rayon, featuring a pleated central seam to provide flexibility and form. A metal spring-loaded clip is attached beneath the head section, designed to fasten the stole to the tail or another part of the pelt. The head is padded to maintain a naturalistic shape. No maker’s labels or marks are visible.
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