ROYAL Boudoir Cushion Cover, from the estate of Duchess Maria Immakulata of Württemberg, born Archduchess of Austria, 1900 #antiquebag This cushion cover belongs to

This cushion cover belongs to Maria Immakulata

A rare and culturally significant example of Drecoll couture

offering a graceful and historically rich glimpse into the classical revival and artisanal finesse of 1790s France

is one of only two garments in a long collecting career that can be clearly attributed to Germany

A rare and evocative example of Victorian domestic fashion

ROYAL Boudoir Cushion Cover, from the estate of Duchess Maria Immakulata of Württemberg, born Archduchess of Austria, 1900 #antiquebag This cushion cover belongs toThis elegant square decorative cushion cover, dating to around 1900, is a beautifully preserved example of turnofthecentury textile craftsmanship. Made from fine lace, the cover is richly adorned with allround white embroidery and delicate Valenciennes bobbin lace, a highly prized lace type known for its lightness and intricate patterns. At the center, the cover features the double coats of arms of the Grand Duchy of Tuscany and Wrttemberg, positioned