POINT de GAZ LACE FAN with MOTHER of PEARL STICKS, 1890

Shaped sticks with embossed floral design, fine lace leaf backed in ivory gauze, 21 x 11 1/2. (Splits and small holes to backing) very good.

Large fan with paint-decorated sticks, pierced and gilt guards mounted with silver "B" monogram, fine lace leaf backed in gauze. Larson tag indicates purchased in Paris, 1970, attributed to Bonaparte

Lace fan with hand painted gauze insert, maiden with doves, signed F. Houghton. Inlaid mother of pearl guards and sticks. Circa 1880-1890. Fan approximately 14 1/8"H x 25 3/4"W. Some staining and disc

Two 19th Century French Lace Fans. The earlier example with mother-of-pearl handle and fine point de Venise Chinoiserie lace; the later example with applied gilt and niello sunflowers with drooping he

carved mother of pearl with floral decoration, 19th century, point de gaze lace work with bouquet and scroll, framed under glass in shadowbox style, fan approx 18" across when opened....Brussels Point

Mother-of-pearl sticks and fabric and lace leaves.Various sizes.

A Victorian lace fan, with mother of pearl sticks and guards, c1880

Large Continental lace folding fan, 19th c., flowering branches and foliated on the lace fan, above bright mother-of-pearl sticks and guard carved, gilt and silver with climbing floral vines, retainin

Lace hand fan with silver and gilt inlay mother of pearl sticks, the lace leaf with painted vignettes of cherubs. Mounted to pale blue-green velvet in gold shadowbox frame. Frame, approx 30 1/2" W x 1

1. Three 1920's Ostrich Feather Fans. Two red, one black. Black one has some damage. See photos. 2. Three 1890's natural lace fans. Mother-of-Pearl has some damage. See Photos.

Large French silk and lace handpainted fan, signed Jolivet (possibly Pierre Jules Jolivet, 1794-1841), 19th c., mother-of-pearl sticks pierced and decorated with silver and gilt floral vines, tan flor

18th c. Battenberg Lace Hand Fan with central painted panel of a courting scene, mother-of-pearl sticks with gold and silver engraving, laid against a buff silk lined shadowbox with gilt frame, 14 1/2

A Victorian fan, very fine mother of pearl sticks and guards, the satin leaves hand painted with a woman and child to one end, and applied ivory lace to the other

A charming antique ladies hand fan made of mother of pearl sticks and ivory lace. The delicate lace is decorated with shimmering sequins. Housed in a giltwood shadowbox frame Couture, Fashion And Acce

19th century hand painted fan, landscape scene with two ladies feeding flamingoes. Signed along the right side C. Chenneviere-Gandez. Mother-of-pearl sticks and guards. Circa 1890. Fan approximately 1

Antique Victorian woman's hand fan with mother of pearl guards and stick with lace which measures approximately 11" tall. Fan has a silk tassel. Condition - repaired break to one MOP guard and some st

19th-20th century fan with carved and gilded wooden sticks and silk paper country with sequin applications and watercolour decoration.

c. 1890, the first mounted in shadow box, painted mother-of-pearl sticks, 'chicken skin' paper (so called because of its tiny pores) with fine signed painting of two women on a garden bench, a gentlem

1. Mother of pearl or abalone sticks and pleated lace with silver, gold and other sequins. 2. Pleated gauze with applied hand made lace flowers and hand painted butterflies. 3. Individual feathers wit

Nice example of mixed Brussels lace—bobbin lace and point de Gaz needle lace. Handmade. While it has age, The condition appears to be good

French fan, mother-of-pearl sticks and guards, hand painted scene of a gentleman signed Boillot, sequin decoration, in a Tiffany & Co. New York box, fan approximately 14 3/4"W open; with a pair of G.E

Point de Gaz needle lace flounce edging attached to hand woven linen cloth; lace flounce 6.25" X 3.8 yards, linen 38.5" X 3.8 yards, excellent.

Length 9.5 inches.

Hand fan with mother-of-pearl sticks and ribs, the leaves having Romantic-style hand painted scenes of clouds and cherubs, mounted in a shadow box frame. From the Estate of June Hirsch Jones. [Frame:1