No. 1 Antique 19th-century Stole Made Of Red Woolen Cloth, Embroidered With Silver Metallic Thread And A Monogram
First stole; a second identical piece is for sale on this site.
A stunning antique textile—a red wool cloth—richly adorned with silver metallic embroidery.
An elegant design of leafy scrolls, sinuous stems, and floral motifs unfolds across the entire surface, highlighted by a wide woven border in a pale gold hue. One end features a remarkable interlaced monogram, framed by a symmetrical plant motif.
The raised embroidery, the delicacy of the metallic work, and the depth of the red lend this piece a solemn character and a unique refinement.
Its distinctive shape and decoration raise questions about its original purpose: a ceremonial ornament, part of a ceremonial costume, or a textile associated with an institution or a brotherhood.
A rare piece for enthusiasts of antique textiles, metallic embroidery, and historical artifacts.
Period: to be determined, likely 19th century, subject to examination.
Materials: red wool cloth, silver metallic thread embroidery, woven metallic border.
Dimensions: 94 x cm x 58 cm
Condition: original condition, with some signs of wear and age visible in the photographs.
Period: 19th century
Style: Louis Philippe, Charles 10th
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Linen
Reference (ID): 1838102
Availability: In stock


































