Liberty Harriet Scarf

• Condition: Superb
  
• Subtle colours of Greys, Yellow and Pink on Ecru background
• 68cm x 68cm
• The Harriet scarf was created in 1959 and printed at Liberty's Merton printworks* during the early 1960's.  Liberty's began naming their scarves in the 1960's which became a significant part of their branding during that decade. The use of female names helped to create a distinct identity for the scarves.
• Made in England
  
• Machine Hem
• One very tiny pull and faint marks

*E. Littler & Co, based at Merton Abbey in Surrey, block printed textiles and scarves for Liberty, and by 1890, Liberty’s were taking up the whole of Littlers production.  In 1904 Liberty took over the works, continuing to handprint there until 1973 when the premises were sold.