1910s Coats and Outerwear

Rare Opera cape in wool and passementerie with silk threads pompoms on the side and middle front. Hook&eye on the top middle front. Total front lenght = 130 cm Total back lenght = ...

Circa 1910-1930 Morocco Beautiful Moroccan ceremonial kaftan for men in silk and cotton lampas dating from the first third of the twentieth century. Cream satin brocaded background with large flower medallions decorated with a crown in reference to the king of Morocco, Lyon production dedicated to the Moroccan market...

A magnificent and ultra rare Henriette Favre haute couture embroidered black net-lace jacket dating back to the mid 1910's. Only a handful of her garments seem to exist; a few gorgeous gowns located in the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s costume collection and a beautiful evening coat at the Fashion Archives Museum in Pennsylvania. Henriette Favre had a storefront at 5 Rue de la Paix, Paris and also imported to the United States through Wanamaker’s, a famous high-end department store at the time. Henriette Favre was included amongst such fashion designers as the House of Worth, Paquin, Doucet and Drecoll from Vienna. Favre had established herself as a premiere designer by 1900. She dressed Alexandra of Denmark, Queen of the United Kingdom from 1901 to 1910. This jacket is an extraordinary wearable example of Edwardian beauty and a special find for the serious collector. We added many pictures so you can appreciate the months of couture skill that went into this piece. The unique unstructured style is strikingly modern yet the abundance of handmade embroidered roses and soutache workmanship on the sheer net is a treasure trove of antique needle...

A great addition to your party wardrobe, this vintage black cape has a stand up collar with bow detail. The outer layer has bead and lace detail and...

A stunning vintage white wool cape with embroidery and fringe detail. The jacket has a ribbon tie at the neck, and both the over and under cape are emb...

Maria Monica Gallenga silk velvet jacket in seafoam green with silver gilt and gold printed decoration. Baroque printed pattern printed in layers for depth.
Jacket has a full ...

Breathtaking Liberty Paris Couture wool cape dating back to the mid 1910's. Liberty was one of the first designers to embrace the Art-Nouveau movement. The fashion house saw the need to make fashions that were more stylish, but at the same time keep classic aesthetics. The detailed construction and meticulous attention to detail in this garment are comparable to what you will find in modern haute-couture. Our extravagant cape retains a regal, unstructured comfort. The beautiful lilac-purple color can definitely works for all seasons. I adorable the gorgeous multi-colored print lace trim and dramatic backside tassel. The low to high waterfall full-length reads so incredibly modern, it's almost hard to believe this show-stopper is 100 years old. The same cape, in a different color, is also housed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. This magnificent antique garment...

Vintage c.1910's Edwardian Couture one of a kind black & peacock blue / teal wool embroidered jacket. Embroidered detail along center front, waistline, and sleeves in shades of teal,...

Circa 1910 United-States JM Gidding & Co Fifth Avenue at 46th Street NY Circa 1910. Wide coat, crossed front with button ball passes with recall on the fla...