Kaiserin Elisabeth von Österreich - schwarzes Trauercape, ab 1889 - photo 1
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Kaiserin Elisabeth von Österreich - schwarzes Trauercape, ab 1889

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€ 36 000
Auction dateClassic
25.11.2021 10:00UTC +02:00
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Hermann Historica
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Germany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 3137 | Kaiserin Elisabeth von Österreich - schwarzes Trauercape, ab 1889
Kaiserin Elisabeth von Österreich - schwarzes Trauercape, ab 1889
Schwarzer Seidendamast mit fein eingewebtem Blütendekor. Im Schulterbereich umlaufend wellenartig applizierte Borten mit kleinen, schwarzen Glassteinen, eingefasst von schwarzen Pailletten. Darunter sechs en suite gefertigte Dekorblüten mit facettierten, schwarzen Glassteinen im Zentrum. Der Kragen mit gerüschter, schwarzer Seide eingefasst (kleine Fehlstellen und Beschädigungen) sowie mit breiter Borte aus feiner Spitze besetzt. Das Cape etwa zu einem Drittel verschließbar mit schwarzer Seidenschleife am Hals sowie vier Haken darunter. Der Saum ebenfalls mit schwarzer Spitze eingefasst, die Naht mit breitem Samtband bedeckt. Schwarzes Seidenleinenfutter, die Spitze am Saum ebenfalls unterfüttert. Im Nacken vernähtes schwarzes Etikett mit in Schwarz gesticktem Monogramm "E" unter Krone. Sehr schöner Gesamtzustand.

Provenienz: Hermann Historica, 21. Auktion im November 1989, Los 2681. Seither in einer deutschen Privatsammlung.

Zustand: II -
Empress Elisabeth of Austria – a black mourning cape, after 1889
Black silk damask interwoven with a delicate floral pattern. The shoulders embellished with continuous wavy, appliquéd borders of small, black, glass beads, surrounded by black sequins. Below which six en suite floral ornaments with faceted, black glass beads in the middle. The collar trimmed with ruched, black silk (minor defects and losses to the fabric) and a wide border of fine lace. Approximately one third of the cape fastening with a black silk ribbon at the throat and four hooks beneath it. The hem also trimmed with black lace, the seam covered with a wide velvet ribbon. Black silk linen lining, also under the lace at the hem. A black label with the crowned monogram "E" in black embroidery sewn into the neck. Overall in beautiful condition.

Provenance: Hermann Historica, 21st Auction in November 1989, lot 2681. Thereafter in a private German collection.

Condition: II -
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