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Showing 144 results for chasuble with orfey
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Italian
late 17th century (textile); 18th century (current appearance)
Italian or Spanish
16th century (needlework), 17th century (damask support)
Portuguese
ca. 1720 (figurative woven silk), ca. 1775 (embroidered orphrey), cut patched and reassembled ca. 1775
China, for European, possibly Spanish, market
late 18th century or early 19th century
Italian
18th century
Spanish
late 16th or early 17th century
Chinese, for European market
Early 18th century
Italian
late 16th or early 17th century
Possibly Spanish
ca. 1700, cut and reassembled in current form ca. 1825
Chinese, for European market
Mid-19th century
Italian
1720–30 (silk), cut, patched and tailored to current shape in the 19th century
Italian
19th century
French
first half 18th century
Italian, possibly
19th century
French
mid-19th century
Italian
18th century
Probably German
ca. 1600
Italian
17th–18th century
possibly Spanish
Mid-19th century
probably Portuguese
mid-19th century
Italian
Late 19th century
Italian
1725–30 textile, cut and reshaped in the nineteenth century
Italian
1720–30 (silk), cut and tailored to current shape in the 19th century
Italian
Late 16th Century; cut, patched and reshaped at a later date
Italian
mid-19th century
Italian
ca. 1775, cut and reassembled ca. 1875
Italian and Netherlandish
ca. 1550 (velvets), ca. 1500 (embroidery), cut, combined, patched and reshaped ca. 1890
European
ca. 1850, cut, patched and reassembled ca. 1900.
possibly Austrian
ca. 1650 (embroideries), 1800 (velvet), cut, patched and reassembled at a later date
German
15th century
Spanish and British or Chinese made for export
17th Century (embroidery), 18th Century (silk), cut, reassembled and reshaped at a later date
17th century
Italian
ca. 1650
Spanish
ca. 1550, cut, patched and reassembled at a later date
Italian
ca. 1500 (green velvet), ca. 1680 (central velvet), cut patched and reshaped ca. 1900
Spanish or Italian
1610
Italian or Spanish
ca. 1550 (embroideries), 1850 (velvet), cut, patched and reassembled at a later date
Italian
Late 19th century
probably Italian
ca. 1875
Chinese, for European market
ca. 1890