Wisdom Bolo with Early 20 th. C. Hand Painted French Porcelain Portrait of Anita Page

This exquisite Wisdom Bolo is meticulously handcrafted around a rare early 20th-century hand-painted French miniature portrait of silent screen starlet Anita Page, the epitome of early Hollywood elegance. Jill has reimagined this precious collectible portrait as a luxury Western-inspired bolo with subtle Art Nouveau undertones, seamlessly blending historical artistry with contemporary design. The portrait is set in a gilded gold mounting and framed by romantic sterling silver beadwork, while hand-wrought sterling silver tabs extend gracefully from the stunning cordovan woven leather ties, creating a statement accessory that is both timeless and uniquely collectible.

• Rare early 20 th. C. hand painted miniature porcelain portrait of Anita Page. This porcelain portrait measures 2" x  2 3/4"
• Cordovan red hand woven leather bolo tie with unique-fancy sterling silver tips
• Original custom crafted Bolo Mechanism to insures woven leather protection, in Sterling Silver
• Cordovan red finely woven leather tie having overall length 23"

• Original Jill Garber design, hand crafted on the bench in the USA 

* Anita Page (1910–2008) was a luminous star of late silent and early sound cinema. Rising to fame at MGM, she captivated audiences with her expressive charm and beauty. Her breakthrough came in “Our Dancing Daughters” (1928) alongside Joan Crawford, followed by major success in “The Broadway Melody” (1929)—the first musical to win Best Picture.

One of MGM’s most beloved ingénues, she received more fan mail than any actress except Greta Garbo. Although her career slowed in the mid-1930s, she remained a cherished figure among classic film enthusiasts and made nostalgic screen appearances later in life. Anita Page is remembered today as a radiant talent who gracefully bridged the silent and early sound eras.