No. 2: Antique 19th-century Stole Made Of Red Woolen Cloth, Embroidered With Silver Metallic Thread And A Monogram
Second stole; an identical first version is for sale on this site.
A stunning antique textile piece—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): 1838117
Availability: In stock



































