Antique Regency Gown in Gold Moiré Silk, ca. 1815-1820 #bag Very good to excellent condition

Very good to excellent condition

Its presence evokes the sophistication of London’s couture scene and the artistry of a bygone era

with its distinctive spelling (“crape” rather than “crepe”) denoting its solemn purpose

in crystal

Ernst August (II) then renounced his claims to the Duchy of Brunswick in favour of his son

Antique Regency Gown in Gold Moiré Silk, ca. 1815-1820 #bag Very good to excellent conditionThis exquisite gold moir silk gown, dating from circa 18151820, is a rare and beautifully preserved example of Regency era fashion. Entirely hand stitched, the dress features an unstructured bodice with a front opening that lacks fastenings, a standing collar, and elegant leg of mutton sleeves all hallmarks of early 19th century design. The interior is lined with calico, and the skirt is pleated at the back, with an adjustable drawstring waist at the