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A Charles Frederick Worth eau de nil satin evening gown, 1893-4

A Charles Frederick Worth eau de nil satin evening gown, 1893-4

woven signature to waist stay, numbered 55347, the bodice with cream needlerun lace overlays applied with pearl beads, the curved sleeves held in ruched gathers graudally tapering towards the cuffs, the front and back applied with curved blue satin panels eged in foliate bands of pearl and pale blue bugle beads with fringed edges, the slightly curved front waist outlined in sparkling paste gems, the matching skirt similarly embroidered with foliated beaded bands, deep flounce of needlerun lace to the hem, bust approx 86cm, 34in, skirt waist 71cm, 28in (2)

...(the dress is splitting on the front of the skirt and also within faint stained areas on the reverse. I think we can get your money back but not with an initially high estimate due to the problems

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A Charles Frederick Worth eau de nil satin evening gown, 1893-4

Maison de vente : Kerry Taylor

Date de la vente : 17/06/2025

A fine Charles Frederick Worth capelet circa 1893

A fine Charles Frederick Worth capelet circa 1893

labelled and numbered 36672, of black mesh appliqué with peacock-blue/green shot silk acanthus scrolls edged in black bugle beads and adorned with sequins, with lining of goffered chiffon, black satin pleated flounces to the shoulders, silk stand collar applied with a imitation Venetian needlepoint lace wired ruff, jet-like beaded fringes cascading down the front and back panels

Provenance Lady Amelia Fitzgerald (nee Bischoffsheim) 1858-1947, also affectionately known as ‘Lily’. She was married to Maurice FitzGerald, 2nd Baronet of Valencia, 20th Knight of Kerry (1844 - 1916) an Irish nobleman, landowner, soldier and yachtsman.

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A fine Charles Frederick Worth capelet circa 1893

Maison de vente : Kerry Taylor

Date de la vente : 17/06/2025