Coat, waistcoat and breeches, 1775-85
From Kerry Taylor Auctions
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Coat, waistcoat and breeches, 1775-85
From Kerry Taylor Auctions
Men’s dancing shoes from the late 17th century. Supposedly, these particular shoes belonged to King Louis XIV of France (1638-1715). Louis certainly would’ve owned hundreds of shoes like this.
Waistcoat, 1780-95, France.
1730-1735 British (English) School or John Fayram - Sir Miles Stapylton, 4th Bt of Myton
(York Museums Trust)
Athenian noblewoman of Benizelou family, 18th century
Ensemble
c.1720s-1730s
LACMA
Court Ensemble
c.1858
LACMA
L'Escalade by Maurice Leloir, 19th century.
• Man’s red woven velvet coat and breeches. Date: 1750’s
ab. 1760Â Suit (Britain; silk)
(The Metropolitan Museum of Art)
1760′ BritishÂ
Waistcoat, ca 1750 France, LACMA
• Coat. Place of origin: England Date: 1760’s
Coat
1787-1792
The MET
Jacques-André Portail (1695-1759) Study of a young man
Men’s banyan, 1730’s
Embroidery sample for a man’s suit
1800-1815
The MET