
Gold-tone tie tack with blue sodalite stone and chain
Selling Price
$10
History
This tie tack dates from the mid-20th century, likely the 1950s to 1970s, when men's formal accessories were essential components of business and formal attire. The design features a blue sodalite stone set in a gold-tone metal setting with a securing chain and bar. Tie tacks became particularly popular during the post-war era when men's fashion emphasized neat, polished appearances. These accessories are valued by vintage fashion collectors and enthusiasts of mid-century menswear for their craftsmanship and nostalgic connection to an era of more formal dressing. The sodalite stone adds a touch of natural elegance that makes this piece stand out among more common tie accessories.
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Origin
United States
Maker
Swank
Time period
Circa 1950-1970