Villa Rosemaine Coats and Outerwear

Circa 1920/1930 French Haute Couture Rare Collectible Haute Couture coat or kaftan of evening / interior labelled by Chéruit Wormser and Boulanger, 21 place Vendôme Paris. Black wool...

Circa 1930/1935 France Haute Couture Heavy and long Anonymous Haute Couture coat in micro beads "Sablé de perles" embroidered in the style of P...

Circa 1890/1900 Paris Visit or exit of Ball of the famous dressmaker Jacques Doucet who had as assistant Paul Poiret and Madeleine Vionnet. Changing nav...

Second half of the 19th century India Punjab Male coat of an Indian dignitary called Choga from the Punjab region (Amristar) end of the 19th century. Very fine Curry yellow pashmina densely embroidered with red silk threads and silver thread. Kimono cut with wide three quarter sleeves. Fully lined with straw yellow cotton chintz...

Circa 1960-1963 France An unidentified haute couture jewel-buttoned formal coat dating from the early 1960s. Double-breasted at the front with folded panels, long raglan sleeves, ski...

Last third of the 19th century India for European fashion Visite shawl in fine turquoise blue woolcloth, densely embroidered with gold Zari in India for the European market. Oriental...

Circa 1980/1990 France Elegant jacket in printed silk with abstract plaid patterns in red, blue, green, yellow, orange and pink tones on a white background by Leonardo from the 1980s...

Circa 1860-1880 France Long Paisley shawl in striped wool called Bayadère, as can be seen in the iconography of Provençal painting, including the Ex-voto. Woven decoration with large...

Winter 1998 Fall Collection Japan Rare iconic plush acrylic jacket by Issey Miyaké presented during the Winter 1998 collection fashion show. Light plush with long hair and large red and yellow...

Circa 1820/1850 Provence A small cape cloak with a large bonnet or Visite, also known as a Ramoneur in Provence. The printed cotton with bâton rompu design dates from the first half ...

Circa 1965-1970 France Printed silk lady's coat from the Jean Hercey fashion house, 98 rue du Faubourg Saint Honoré, located next to the Palais de l'Elysée in Paris and dating from ...

Circa 1805 France Premier Empire period Frockcoat and waistcoat in brown wool complete with its chased steel buttons from a famous family of the French Premier Empire. Suit with tai...

Circa 1900 -1930 Ottoman Empire A long Indigo woven cotton and silk kaftan or house coat with Bayadère decoration. Amazing glaze of this Gros de Tours type...

Circa 1860 France Rectangular shawl to be worn as a stole, in remarkably transparent Grenadine silk, probably made in Lyon or Saint-Etienne during the French Second Empire. Rigid bl...

Circa 1988-1992 France Beautiful black tergal tuxedo jacket by Claude Montana. Fitted suit cut to fit the hips and open in V on the front. Crossed fastening with press studs and st...

18th, 19th century Japan Edo period (1603-1867) Rare short-sleeved Furisode or Kosode from the late Edo period, ancestor of the Kimono. Long fleece dress with crossed fronts and sli...

Circa 1995-2000 Italy An iconic leather trench coat from the famous Milanese fashion house Dolce Gabbana, dating from the late 1990s or early 2000s. Deliberately vintage in style, ...

Circa 1937 France for Export United States or England Long evening coat in black silk velvet, scarf to tie on the collar closed by two large rhinestone buttons, duchesse satin lining, Labelled Reproduction Lucien Lelong, Paris. This is a license model for export to England or the United States. Some very slight damage to the satin lining at the claw and collar, otherwise clean and flawless. Very good condition of color and conservation. Dimensions: equivalent size 38 France. Height 128 cm, shoulders 38 cm, collar 41 cm, chest 90 cm, waist 84 cm. Lucien Lelong (1889-1958) is a key figure in the history of French haute couture. He designed his first collection in 1914 and took over the family business in 1919 to become successful in the 1920s. In 1934 he launched the first ready-to-wear collection under the label "Edition". Installed at 16 avenue Matignon in Paris, he created in 1925 the "kinetic" silhouette, i.e. a supple, modern, dynamic line. He was the first to imagine, a decade later, the luxury ready-to-wear and to think of the unity of a production from clothing to accessories and perfumes, considering fashion as much in its aesthetic dimension, as in its industrial and commercial dimension. That same year, he made his first trip to the United States. President of the Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture from 1937 to 1945, he trained Christian Dior, Robert Piguet...

Circa 2000 - 2010 France Beautiful blazer jacket in mottled wool with a blood red leather band, from the Cuir collection of the Maison Jean-Louis Sc...

Circa 1850/1855 France Rare Woven shawl with a cut-out lancet shape that adorns the shoulders of the elegant crinoline from the end of the Louis Philippe period. Lush vegetal decor loaded with wavy stems boteh rising in the bright orange central reserve. This type of Visite stole, made available on a Jacquard loom, was initiated by Amédée Couder at the Universal Exhibition in Paris 1839 and in particular produced by the Maison Parisienne...

Circa 1830 France Romantic-period dandy's drape in wool-cotton twill woven in the colour of Ramoneur, a fabric known as Casimir in the fashion plates of the period. It is a slim-fit...