A Yves Saint Laurent silk scarf from the 1980s in blue, with an abstract geometric stripe print in several colours. It is made of 100% silk. It measures 75 x 75 cm (29.5 x 29.5 in). Yves Saint Laurent founded his house in Paris in 1961 with Pierre Bergé and led its design until 2002; his work drew repeatedly on modern art, from the Mondrian dresses of 1965 to Pop Art. It is in very good vintage condition, with minimal wear.

A pair of 1970s Yves Saint Laurent aviator sunglasses, model 8129 Y21, with a red plastic frame, brown lenses, gold-tone hardware and the YSL logo plaque on the temple. Made in France. The teardrop aviator shape, here in a bold red, shows how Saint Laurent's accessories brought colour and confidence to classic forms. Total width 15 cm (5.8 in), bridge 2.5 cm (1 in), lens height 6 cm (2.2 in), lens width 7 cm (2.6 in), temples 14.5 cm (5.6 in). They are in very good condition, without original box.

A Christian Dior vanity box from the 1990s, made in Japan as Yamanaka lacquerware. The lid carries the house houndstooth in black and white on a deep red ground, centred with a gilt Dior emblem. The interior is signed Christian Dior in gold script, and the box comes with its original silver Christian Dior presentation box. Its label states a urethane lacquer finish. Yamanaka lacquerware is made in the Yamanaka Onsen district of Kaga, Ishikawa Prefecture, where the craft dates back to around 1580; from the 1960s the area was also among the first to produce modern lacquerware with a urethane coating. It is in vintage condition, with no visible damage.

A pair of Christian Dior cufflinks from the 1980s, round in shape, in gold-tone metal with blue lacquer and the CD logo. They were made in Germany. From 1955 the German firm Henkel & Grosse, based in Pforzheim, held the licence to produce and distribute Christian Dior costume jewellery, and German-made pieces such as these are consistent with that arrangement. The CD initials, set at the centre, are among the best-known marks of the house. Each cufflink measures 1 x 1 cm, with a listed weight of 15 g. They are in very good vintage condition, with light natural signs of wear, and the photographs are true to condition.

A Christian Dior pill box from the 1980s, cylindrical in shape and made in highly polished silver-plated metal. The lid is embossed with an ornate CD monogram. The interlaced CD initials are among the best-known marks of the house, and in the 1980s they appeared on a wide range of accessories and small objects. Measuring 4 x 2 cm, the box can hold pills, rings or earrings, or sit on a dressing table as a trinket box. It was made in France and is in very good vintage condition, with a bright, reflective finish and minor surface patina consistent with age. The photographs are true to condition.

A small Christian Dior silk square from the 1980s with an orange and white striped print. It is made of 100% silk. At 50 x 50 cm, the scarf is sized to be knotted at the neck or tied to a bag handle. Scarves were part of Dior's licensed accessories from as early as 1950, alongside ties, hosiery, gloves and jewellery. It is in very good vintage condition, with slight wear. The photographs are true to condition.