1930's Leather Hat Box

Hat boxes from the 1930s were commonly crafted from durable materials such as cardboard or fiberboard. The exterior was often covered in decorative paper or fabric, showcasing a variety of patterns and colors. Some luxury hat boxes might have been made of leather or have additional embellishments.

Art Deco and Art Nouveau styles influenced the design of hat boxes in the 1930s. Elegant and intricate patterns, often featuring geometric shapes or floral motifs, adorned the exterior. Some hat boxes had a single, solid color, while others displayed more elaborate designs.

Hat boxes usually featured a sturdy handle, often made of leather or a matching material, for easy carrying. Closures ranged from simple fabric ties to metal clasps, providing both functionality and an additional decorative element.

The inside of hat boxes was typically lined with a soft material such as silk, satin, or velvet. This lining helped protect the hat from scratches and provided a luxurious touch.

Dimensions      

Height: 200mm

Width: 415mm

Depth: 380mm