Set (4 pieces) of linen from the King of Rome's trousseau in - Lot 172

Lot n° 172
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Set (4 pieces) of linen from the King of Rome's trousseau in - Lot 172
Set (4 pieces) of linen from the King of Rome's trousseau including : -Cap in ivory batiste, bordered on the front with a triple flounce of lace and satin ribbon. Bottom and bonnet embroidered with friezes of flowers and stylized bees. The bonnet closes with two ribbons. -Single white batiste bonnet closing with a ribbon. -Neck point in white batiste, embroidered following a frieze of flowers, with one point decorated with a star in a laurel wreath and the other decorated with a royal crown. White cotton short-sleeved bra. Marked with red thread at the number 2. B.E. Circa 1811 Provenance: Madame de Montesquiou, governess of the King of Rome, then descendant. According to a custom dating back to the Ancien Régime, people attached to the Enfants de France, in this case the King of Rome, were given reformed linen. Thus, the Countess of Montesquiou received an important part of the trousseau of the King of Rome Bibliography: Enfance impériale, le Roi de Rome, fils de Napoléon Edition Faton, 2011.
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