Antique Porcelain Charger Jaeger & Co Hand Painted Roses Naval coat This is a 1920s machine

This is a 1920s machine age celluloid button that is printed with an art deco stencilled pattern

taking the style of the sweater into consideration (your body measurements should be slightly smaller):

Knit ties first appeared during the 1920s in Europe and were considered to be appropriate for working classes as typically they would be knit by a member of the household in linen or wool as a cheap alternative to a silk store bought tie

button-down belt at each of the cuffs

It is in very good condition - the top of the crown is a little unstitched in one spot (see last close-up photo) and in another spot where the brim meets the crown at the back of the hat

Antique Porcelain Charger Jaeger & Co Hand Painted Roses Naval coat This is a 1920s machineThis is an antique porcelain charger made by Jaeger & Co. (J&C) of Bavaria, Germany, measuring 12 inches in diameter. This antique porcelain charger is part of the companys Louise line and is decorated with hand painted roses in soft yellow, pink, and mauve tones. The flowers are set against a pastel ground that shades from green to blue to blush, finished with gilt trim along the scalloped edge. The underside is stamped with the J&C Louise Bavaria