Black Regency Ruched and Scalloped Silk Velvet Pelerine Mantle Cape - S-M, 1930s

A spectacle of a coat no matter the decade, this extraordinary piece is in such pristine condition and relevant style that it could have walked off this year’s runway. The masterful ...

Eye catching for its liquid draping, open back and dramatic train, this gown is an unmistakable reminder of Hollywood’s Golden Age, when decency laws left designers scrambling for wa...

Unusual for its longer, plush Persian lamb fur instead of the traditional tightly-curled variety, this petite shrug provides just enough coverage to keep one’s shoulders covered over...

Despite being over a century old, this intricate mantilla is as colorful and perfect as the day it was made. Similar in complexity to a piano shawl but half the traditional size (and twice as delicate) it is one of the most exquisite we have ever seen. Entirely handmade, its subtle color, delicate workmanship recalls designs by Maison Lesage. *From the personal collection of Mme. Gilberte Garros, sister of French war aviator and French Open namesake Roland Garros.* Spanish mantilla...

Yohji Yamamoto black wool pleated evening cape c. 1990

This Quad theatrical black velvet maxi-cape was made in the late 1960s, early 1970s when London's 'swinging 60s' scene was the fashion capital of the world. With an ankle grazing con...

Vintage Jean Patou Adaptation c.1930's black silk capelet. Shawl collar with gathered piping detail. Three center front covered buttons over top sna...

This Victorian caplet is composed of a black velvet with a beaded trim at the collar. This piece is in antique condition with deterioration throughout. Has center front hook and eye ...