Used Vestments

A beautifully framed set of hand embroidered silk vestments. The sash-collar and cuffs in a floral

Medieval Bishop Vestments & Gothic Mitres by Racinet, 1888 This richly decorative chromolithograph

Two early 19th century religious Christian choir capes or liturgical vestments, richly decorated

Medieval European Clergy Costumes by Racinet, Gothic Church Vestments, 1888 This refined

(vestment chest / credence cupboard) circa 1725 18th century, Italy, richly detailed handcrafted

Vestment 628 from Linda Stein’s Knights of Protection series functions both as a defender in battle

Circa 1940-1950 France. Chasuble for the theater by the famous French costume designer Henri Lebrun (attributed to) dating from the 1950s, when he worked with Karinska on Don Giovann...

19th century Europe, sacristy or vestment cabinets were used to store liturgical garments, robes, wine

Custom-made colorful folkloric vestment of authentic vintage Mexican textiles with lavender fox fur

These original antique images are hand-colored and from the publication "Picturesque Representations of the Dress and Manners of the Russians," which includes sixty-four colored engr...

reliquary, glimmer with the palette of antique enamel, sacred vestments, and twilight over domed cathedrals

fragments of what was once a grand hand-embroidered robe or a sacred vestment shawl, giving it a unique

is vestment, relic, and ritual combined — wrought in navy tweed with a subtle tartan embossing that

trend, becoming the vestment that exists beyond temporal dictates – this is not outerwear, but a

wearing sumptuously patterned vestments adorned with gold and pearls, a superb display of the artist's

18th century. Originally part of a church vestment or altar frontal, the piece is worked in couched

, vestments, and the Gospel book he holds. The brass oklad exhibits a rich, aged patina, complementing the

vestment for those who move through the world not merely to be seen, but to command the myth. // Size mark

red vestments contrast beautifully with the cooler tones of the paneled walls and architectural

, and feet carved in polychrome wood; framed body for dressing; glass eyes; vestments in brocade and

the serenity of a liturgical vestment — a garment that transcends fashion to approach ritual

Clerical Vestments 1400–1800, Antique Hand-Colored Ecclesiastical Print This richly detailed

, Nicholas of Myra wearing bishop's vestments, also known as St. Nicholas the Wonderworker. A highly

a sacred vestment of Couture history, To wear it is to walk between epochs — a living goddess

enveloping sweep of sculptural lime wool, the silhouette moves with the grandeur of ecclesiastical vestments

liturgical vestments. The bishop with full beard and curly hair wears a distinctive mitre ha,t and a cope

A Japanese Kesa (Monk's Vestment) with patchwork circa 19th century. consisting of thirteen columns

than a garment—it is a consecrated vestment of couture history // Size mark 40 FR / Condition: never

composition presents a fascinating overview of Byzantine textile culture, religious vestments, and imperial

saint Modestos is depicted wearing brightly colored priestly vestments and is holding a bible in his

artisanal traditions of Spanish religious art, where finely made vestments were crafted for sacred

artisanal traditions of Spanish religious art, where finely made vestments were crafted for sacred

A Japanese Kesa (Monk's Vestment) with a rare and detailed ink dedication inscription verso dated

. The print illustrates an elaborate liturgical textile or vestment design, richly ornamented with

Clerical and Monastic Vestments 1400–1800, Antique Hand-Colored Print This elegant antique costume

liturgical vestments such as chasubles or copes. Panels of this sophistication were reserved for the most

episcopal vestments - holding a bishop’s staff - with Christ and the Virgin appearing in the clouds above (a

vestments and surrounded by clergy, monks, and acolytes holding candles. The careful hierarchy of figures

polychrome wood (face and hands) with a dressed body, it retains rich damask and brocade vestments, as well

, floral ornamentation, and detailed vestments, as well as for the expressive power of the figures. The

, plaque, Cathedral Gothic vestment chest, to Santo altar figure carvings, large Crucifix, Christ statue

vestments in a gold carved frame.

aspect of the chapel — from the stained-glass windows and murals to the vestments and liturgical objects

ruler with shield and mace, clerical dignitaries in embroidered vestments, and military leaders clad in

leaves, reflecting the grandeur of Florentine court textiles. Likely used for ecclesiastical vestments

18th century French cope / liturgical vestment cape - embroidered silk / metallic gold thread

reverence, each delicately articulated with gilded haloes, ornate vestments, and the finely patterned

leaves, reflecting the grandeur of Florentine court textiles. Likely used for ecclesiastical vestments

leaves, reflecting the grandeur of Florentine court textiles. Likely used for ecclesiastical vestments

and contemplative scene. In various ecclesiastical contexts, such ceremonial vestments were fashioned

round and richly finished in gold leaf and polychromy. The saint is shown in full episcopal vestments

inspiration from ecclesiastical vestments, Elizabethan silhouettes, and papal grandeur, royal regalia was

rendered church interior, with a framed image of the Virgin and Child visible behind him. His vestments are

vestments, including a richly embroidered cope and mitre, flanked by adoring cherubim amidst ethereal clouds

decorative textile or ornamental borders, likely derived from ecclesiastical vestments or interior

details for the collar and gold for the cap cord and embellishments on the vestment. The figure has a

dress, captioned “The Infallible.” Richly colored vestments in gold, red, and white create a strong