An illustrated Christian Dior bags catalogue for 1997–1998, with 27 pages. A loose, folded Hong Kong price list is inserted. The catalogue measures 17 x 23 cm (6.7 x 9.1 in). It dates from the first seasons after John Galliano's appointment as creative director in October 1996, and from the year Hong Kong returned to Chinese sovereignty, on 1 July 1997. It is in good vintage condition, with a slight smudge on the back cover.

A Christian Dior silk scarf from the 1990s, printed with an abstract geometric design in several colours that incorporates the Dior logo. It was made in France. The square measures 30 x 30 in (approx. 76 x 76 cm). In the 1990s artistic direction at Dior passed from Gianfranco Ferré, who held the role from 1989, to John Galliano, appointed in October 1996. It is in very good vintage condition, with minimal wear.

A Christian Dior silk scarf from the 1980s, printed with abstract botanical motifs in jewel colours of scarlet, orange, emerald and purple on a cream ground. The edges are hand rolled. Flowers and foliage recur throughout the history of Christian Dior, whose love of gardens and flowers is well documented. On this scarf the theme is treated abstractly, with strong colour set against a pale ground. The scarf measures 77.5 cm (30.5 in) square and was made in France. It is in very good vintage condition, with slight signs of wear.

A Christian Dior wallet on chain from the 2000s in fuchsia patent leather. The flap closes with a snap fastener, and the interior is lined in leather and fabric. The gold-tone chain is removable, so the piece can be carried on its chain or used as a clutch. It measures 19 x 10 cm (7.5 x 3.9 in), with a chain drop of approximately 12.5 cm. It carries the date code and serial number 02-LU-0069. It is in very good vintage condition and has been very lightly worn.

A Christian Dior silk scarf from the late 1980s to early 1990s with a Dior Couture novelty print. The design brings together house motifs: gold-tone DIOR letter charms, dressmaker's mannequins and vanity mirrors framed in houndstooth, set against a beige striped background with a contrasting black border and the Christian Dior Paris signature throughout. The palette is beige, gold, black and grey. The miniature dress forms celebrate the work of the couture ateliers, while the hanging letters anticipate the D.I.O.R. charms that would become famous on the Lady Dior bag in the mid-1990s. It measures 47 x 47 cm and is in excellent vintage condition.

A late 1980s Christian Dior brooch in the form of a fluid, stylised D, entirely set with clear pavé crystals in rhodium-plated, silver-tone metal. It is marked Chr. Dior © on the reverse and fastens with a traditional pin and roll-over safety clasp. The initial turns the house name into ornament, in the confident, glamorous spirit of late 1980s jewellery, and it works from day to evening. Circa 1985–1989. It is in very good vintage condition: all pavé crystals are original and intact, the plating is crisp and bright, and the pin is straight and locks securely.