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White satin silk leaf ewth blue and bronze rose border. Ivory case and sticks. Brass burron opens and closes leaf. White silk tassel.
Embroidered fan (panka); Delhi, c.1855
Brisé fan in mother of pearl, pierced and carved; made in France, 1800-1850
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Michele Gordigiani, “Cornelia Ward Hall and Her Children,” (Detail), 1880 - Museum of the City of New York It's my second time visiting this gem of a show, which lets you glimpse into the lives of wealthy New Yorkers in the late 19th century. A time of opulence, staggering wealth, Fifth Avenue mansions, lavish parties & balls, designer gowns, the finest interiors and objet d'art - and exquisite jewelry. This ongoing exhibit at the Museum of the City of New York, is a must see for New Yorkers…
Fine Indian, Double-Sided Temple Fan Embellished with Fluorescent Beetle Wings - Michael Backman Ltd
Fine Indian, Double-Sided Temple Fan Embellished with Fluorescent Beetle Wings - Michael Backman Ltd
Antique iridescent mother-of-pearl brisè fan. The sticks ( 14 + 2 ) are engraved and gilded. French ? end of XIX century.
Brisé fan | French | The Met
Item specificsConditionUsedAn item that has been previously worn. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tabSeller notes“Condition Is Average, See Images Carefully, Images Are It'S Own Description. Antique Hand Fan ... Read moreabout the seller notes“Condition Is Average, See Images Carefully, Images Are It'S Own Description. Antique Hand Fan Pankha Manual Woven Bamboo Indian Art Pankhi…
Vintage Hand Fan
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Woman's Fixed Fan, Unknown, England, circa 1740, Costumes, Silk plain weave with straw embroidery and wood.
This solid silver fan would have been used ritually in a temple and in temple processions, usually to fan bronze images of Krishna and other idols, in keeping with the practice of treating such images as if they are living. The blade is chased on one side with scrolling foliage and flower motifs. The edges … Read more
