Dalva Bros Textiles/Phyllis Lucas Gallery Art 2025-02-01 Auction - 320 Price Results - Roland NY in NY
Dalva Bros Textiles/Phyllis Lucas Gallery Art
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4 Continental 17th-19th C. Silk Embroidered Panels
"The Vanity Fair Album" 1883-1909 - 5 Partial Sets
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Glen Cove, NY, United States
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Dalva Bros Textiles/Phyllis Lucas Gallery Art

Roland NY

Roland NY

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Featuring vintage textiles from the Dalva Brothers Collection, including inventory from Lucien Alavoine & Co., the luxury designer for the Vanderbilt's & The Plaza Hotel; in addition to over 100 lots of antique prints and etchings from the Phyllis Lucas Gallery, and select additions from the Estate of Hans Jelinek.
SOLD
Set of 2 17th/19th C. Ecclesiastical Vestments: A set of two ecclesiastical vestments comprising a chasuble and an altar cloth, each having 17th Century yellow damask with applique and embroidery on a dark blue satin ground with appliques of the
Est.
$800
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$1,000
SOLD
Italian Silk & Silver Embroidered Altar Frontal: An Italian embroidered and couched silk and silver with sequins altar frontal on a silk faille ground with florals and a central embroidered and painted medallion with a female saint, possibly Mary,
Est.
$400
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$600
SOLD
17th/18th C. Italian Embroidered Altar Frontal: A late 17th/early 18th Century Italian woven and embroidered altar frontal, the center a pink damask brocaded with silver, the borders light blue satin embroidered in silver with silver lace trim,
Est.
$300
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$500
SOLD
Italian Silk Embroidered Velvet Altar Frontal: An Italian embroidered altar frontal having couched silver and gold wrapped threads and silk, reapplied to a red silk velvet ground, with a pattern of scrolls, shells, flowers, and fruits, including
Est.
$400
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$600
SOLD
16th C. Renaissance Embroidered Altar Frontal: A possibly Portuguese/Sino-Portuguese altar frontal having silk and metallic wrapped threads embroidered, couched, and appliqued on satin with a late Renaissance scrolling pattern of flowers, with
Est.
$500
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$700
SOLD
Possibly Chinese Export Silk Embroidered Cope: An embroidered cope having silk appliques of flowers including peonies and birds including phoenix's, reapplied and over embroidered in silk and silver, the ground fabric entirely embroidered in
Est.
$800
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$1,000
18th C. Silk Brocade & Damask Cope: An 18th Century Italian or French silk brocade and damask cope, the body of the cope made of lace pattern silk damask circa 1720, the borders and hood made from a gold brocaded silk circa 1700. The
Est.
$700
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$900
Lot Passed
18th C. Silk Brocade & Damask Cope: An 18th Century Italian or French silk brocade and damask cope, the body of the cope made of lace pattern silk damask circa 1720, the borders and hood made from a gold brocaded silk circa 1700. The
Est.
$700
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$900
Lot Passed
SOLD
18th C. European Woven Silk Cope: An 18th Century European cope, the cope made of woven dress silk circa 1730, trimmed with silver ribbon and with an applied gold lace cross, with modern cotton lining. [51.5" H x 92" L]. The silk
Est.
$300
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$500
SOLD
18th C. Rococo Woven Silk Cape for Statue: An 18th Century Rococo woven silk cape for a statue, the cape made of silver and gold brocaded silk, probably French circa 1760, trimmed with gold and silver ribbon, lined in red silk. [49.25" H x
Est.
$300
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$500
SOLD
18th C. Woven Silk Cope: An 18th Century woven silk cope, the cope made of silver brocaded silk with ribbed cannele ground, with a small silver embroidered rondelle with silver lace at the top, lined in silk and trimmed with
Est.
$300
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$500
SOLD
18th C. Woven Silk Cope, Probably French: An 18th Century woven silk cope, probably French, made of a brocaded dress silk circa 1735, trimmed in gold ribbon, lined in modern silk. [41.5" H x 104.75" W]. Losses, mends, and discoloration
Est.
$200
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$400
SOLD
18th/19th C. Continental Woven Silk Cope: An 18th/19th Century Continental woven silk cope, made of three different silver and gold brocaded silks, the body a gold and brocaded furnishing silk circa 1750, the hood a silver brocaded dress
Est.
$200
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$400
SOLD
18th/19th C. Continental Brocaded Silk Chasuble: An 18th/19th Century Continental chasuble, made of floral striped silk circa 1770, with a central gold and silver brocaded ecclesiastical silk with central medallion, roses, grapes, and wheat
Est.
$150
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$250
SOLD
Set of 4 Renaissance Embroidered Apparels: A set of four Renaissance embroidered apparels, densely embroidered with silk, silver, and glass stones, with a pattern of medallions surrounded by scroll work, fruits, and acanthus, circa 1600.
Est.
$200
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$400
SOLD
4 European 16th-19th C. Ecclesiastical Vestments: A group of four 16th-18th Century ecclesiastical vestments, including: a 19th century green silk velvet priest collar with silver and gold embroidery, trimmed in gold ribbon, possibly Greek Orthodox;
Est.
$200
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$400
SOLD
4 17th C. Spanish Renaissance Orphrey Bands: A set of four late 16th/17th Century Spanish Renaissance orphrey band embroideries, embroidered and appliqued in silk, silver, and gold on red velvet, with scrollwork medallions depicting four
Est.
$200
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$400
SOLD
Spanish Baroque Embroidery from an Orphrey Band: A probably 17th Century silver and silk embroidery depicting a saint carrying a sword, with silver ribbon trim applied to red silk velvet. Together with a 17th Century Greek Orthodox rondelle
Est.
$100
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$200
SOLD
Group of 18th/19th C. Stoles/Maniples (6): A group of six 18th/19th Century stoles/maniples, including: a stole of brocaded silk circa 1730's, lined in 18th C. purple damask; a silk and gold embroidered yellow silk stole, circa 1800; a gold
Est.
$100
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$200