19th C (Possibly 18th C) Metallic Embroidered Crown Applique
19th C (Possibly 18th C) Metallic Embroidered Crown Applique
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Beaded Crown Applique (Antique)
Antique metallic embroidered crown badge/applique - 19th c (possibly late 18th c)
Associated with royal, ecclesiastical, or courtly insignia
Gold and copper buillion thread, sequins, metallic spangles, and wire over velvet or silk ground, backed in linen
France or possible Italy or Spain circa 1820-1870
Crown features arched bands set with stylized fleurs de lis and rosettes, surmounted by a cros finial - widely sed in royal or ecclesiastical emblems - symbolizes sovereignty and divine authority
Backside reveals hand-stitching on coarse linen
Commonly used in Royal household uniforms or court attire, ecclesiastical vestments or church banners, or decorative elements on reliquaries, liturgical hanging, or ceremonial cushions
More likely for textile than clothing
Beaded Crown Applique (Antique)
Antique metallic embroidered crown badge/applique - 19th c (possibly late 18th c)
Associated with royal, ecclesiastical, or courtly insignia
Gold and copper buillion thread, sequins, metallic spangles, and wire over velvet or silk ground, backed in linen
France or possible Italy or Spain circa 1820-1870
Crown features arched bands set with stylized fleurs de lis and rosettes, surmounted by a cros finial - widely sed in royal or ecclesiastical emblems - symbolizes sovereignty and divine authority
Backside reveals hand-stitching on coarse linen
Commonly used in Royal household uniforms or court attire, ecclesiastical vestments or church banners, or decorative elements on reliquaries, liturgical hanging, or ceremonial cushions
More likely for textile than clothing