Early 19th Century Coats and Outerwear

Extremely rare c.1825 swans-down feather palatine stole. Incredibly soft swansdown is hand-tied on a coarsely woven natural fiber base. This piece is nearly identical to item 1983.15...

Circa 1800-1825 Lucknow India for European fashion Long stole shawl in white embroidery on cotton muslin known as Chikan Work, originating from the town of Lucknow - Uttar Pradesh i...

First third of the 19th century Provence Beautiful Polonaise Cape or hooded cloak in Puce printed cotton imitating chinés à la branche. It is lined with an astonishing reused 18th ce...

Circa 1820-1840 France Beautiful French Fashion square wool cashmere Paisley shawl woven on a Tire loom and dating from the Romantic period. Named turn-over because of the fabric's ...

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 1800-1810 Provence A Collecting piece. Beautiful chintz cotton Visit/Cloak with Mille Fleurs decoration on a brown background, including a large hood with gathered falbalas, i...

Circa 1825/1840 France French cashmere shawl known as harlequiné woven on a wool and silk pull-out loom which was fashionable under the Restoration. Large central cream reserve fram...

Circa 1800-1830 England Spectacular British livery in straw yellow woolen cloth applied with velvet ribbons dating from the early 19th century. Fitted frock coat with a high raised ...

Circa 1815/1825 France Astonishing shawl of Fashion in very fine weaving of brocaded wool and woven borders of printed silk with motifs bâton rompu dating from the first Restauration...

Early Nineteenth century Japan A collectible Kimono coat for a Japanese dignitary, Edo period, in lampas lined with wool coat of arms dating from the early 19th century. Beautiful ...

Edwardian POMEROY's INC Blue & White Wool/Cotton Brocade Men's Antique Blanket Coat With Cool Repairs Patina

Circa 1820-1840 England Elegant fashion scarf in brocaded silk - England, manufactory of Spitalfield around 1820. Seven boteh in bouquets of naturalistic flowers constitute each end of this scarf with ivory silk serge background. On the sides presence of the original edges of the weaving loom. Stems in bells, sunflowers and friezes of daisies in saturated colors salmon, mauve, pale pink, olive green, white and sky-blue. Small fringes of origin at both ends. Excellent condition of color and conservation Dimensions: 266 x 66 cm and 2 cm of fringes Dating back to the Regency period, this type of English-made scarf directly competed with Lyon's production. In fashion between 1795 and 1830, especially under the First Empire, the engravings of fashion often illustrate this type of scarf of a very neoclassical taste. Here European flowers take precedence over the Indian decor...