Null Two radiant pelicans in thick embroidery and gold cannetilles.
19th centur…

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Two radiant pelicans in thick embroidery and gold cannetilles. 19th century

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Two radiant pelicans in thick embroidery and gold cannetilles. 19th century

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FANION DU 2ème ESCADRON DU 601ème RÉGIMENT DE CIRCULATION ROUTIÈRE, Fifth Republic. Biface. Rayon fabric, embroidered with aluminum thread cannetille. With its shaft. Height: 67 cm. France. Fifth Republic. Very good condition. Note: The 601st Groupement de Circulation Routière, created in 1954, became a regiment in 1975. Definitively disbanded in 2009. Expertise Bertrand Malvaux and Christophe Ropars

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Second Empire, two diplomatic agent suits attributed to Charles Angélique, baron de Talleyrand-Périgord (1821-1896) : in midnight blue cloth, one decorated with gold cannetille embroidery on the collar, sleeve facings, pockets and waist escutcheon, buttons with the imperial eagle encircled by a laurel wreath ; the other in poor condition, adorned with an embroidered wolf's-tooth baguette (fragmentary), embroidered crest, detached sleeve facings, no collar, with four buttons featuring the imperial eagle; with white pants with gold sideband, and a white silk sword belt. Wear.

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Evening gown entirely embroidered with black sequins, two large basques ending in black tulle. Circa 1930 (accidents to the tulle, little to the embroidery)

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