Vintage Top Hat Magnets

Victorian Top hat.

The Cocky Skull (retro vintage)

A minimalist design of the classic Victorian top hat, steampunk style.

Sophisticated Top Hat Man

cute raccoon gentleman with top hat

Introducing "Top Hat Tip-Off," a stylish design showcasing a dapper Victorian gentleman in a smart burgundy jacket and top hat, tipping his hat in acknowledgment of those who can meet his high standards. With a touch of vintage charm and a witty play on words, this Victorian design is perfect for anyone who appreciates the refined manners and sophisticated fashion of a bygone era. Add a dash of elegance to your wardrobe or home decor with this splendid illustration, and let the world know you're not one to compromise on standards!

Classic elegant gentlemans top hat

Experience the allure of a bygone era with this vintage design illustration featuring a distinguished gentleman adorned with glasses, a sophisticated mustache, and beard. Clad in a suit complemented by a top hat, he stands against a captivating turquoise backdrop. The art print encapsulates timeless style and sophistication

Snidely Whiplash

Top Hat Beer Retro Defunct Breweriana

Top Hat Beer Retro Defunct Breweriana

Vintage top hat cat, fun for Halloween!

Vintage collage illustration of skull in top hat and French calligraphy.

Step into the eerie charm of a vintage horror scene with this unique illustration. A robot skeleton dons a suit and top hat against the backdrop of a hauntingly red moon, creating a blend of retro and horror aesthetics. This stylish artwork, seamlessly merging design and macabre, is perfect for those seeking a distinctive print to elevate their space.

Spreading the funky sounds of his new hit single "Moustache Wax" around the world.

Bill the Butcher

A Dapper Fox in a top hat and suit.

Considered one of the most famous symbols in the world, Uncle Sam is the personification of the most powerful country on the planet, the United States of America (USA). ... According to historical documents from the United States, the term Uncle Sam was coined in 1812 by American soldiers who were in upstate New York. Uncle Sam is the national personification of the United States and one of the most famous national symbols in the world. The name Uncle Sam was first used during the Anglo-American War of 1812, but it wasn't drawn until 1870.

Vintage Santa Claus tops a pink Christmas tree in these frozen ice cream treats! Matching holiday family shirts and sweatshirts.

Top hat seamless pattern.

An elegant skull wearing a top hat.

A vintage replica of a winter postcard showing a young man and woman ice skating together. This holiday postcard is an exact replica of the 1800s original and may show signs of wear. I think it gives a more authentic old feel by not retouching the originals.

The original Dapper Toad Enterprise logo in inverted black and white with no text!

Sea you soon!

This design features a whimsical steampunk cat with a top hat and mechanical gear accents. The vintage and retro style gives it a unique and artistic feel. Perfect for those who appreciate antique and industrial aesthetics.

Like A Sir Meme

How's Yer Little Mary?

This fancy cat prides himself on good manners. He's got class, he's got sass, he's adorable and sophisticated.

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Such a dapper lad!

A minimalistic linear design of a cute, and gentleman, English hound in steampunk-style top hat and bow. An ideal gift for hound lovers, dog sitters and dog walkers, as well as a perfect gift for anyone who loves the Victorian era, science fiction, steam engines and steampunk.

Get lost in the world of Steampunk with this unique design featuring a stylish cat in a top hat, adorned with intricate mechanical gears on its chest. The perfect addition to your home decor, accessories or clothing collection. Handmade and customizable, it makes a great gift for yourself or a loved one.

Skull in top hat, tinted blue.

native, ornate, sacred, geometry, tribal, pattern, pop culture,.

Young aristocrat man wearing black gala party costume. He also wears white gloves and is a boy smoker because he has a cigarette in his mouth. To complete his elegance and dandy attitude, he has a top hat on his head.

1940s The Glass Hat Hotel Belmont Plaza, New York City NYC The Glass Hat Club was a popular supper club at the hotel which had a capacity of 444 people and as of 1947 charged a minimum fee of $2.50 for entry for shows put on between 8:30 pm and midnight. The bar of the Glass Hat was designed by Jac Lessman in a circular style, to give the room a "feeling of cheerfulness and informality".