Our Reproductions
The Regency era is characterized by a modest elegance and a perfection of one´s appearance. Thus our wardrobes with their high-quality materials and authentic cuts are a tribute to this age of style in the early 19th century!
Black Silk Dress:
This stunning regency dress was made of black silk satin. Over this fabric we have two layers - one of hand embroidered tulle and the other of black organza.
Of special elegancy are the artistic sleeves and contemporary hand embroideries.
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Dress of Madame Recamier, ca. 1805
by Madame Recamier by J.-L.David
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with a long trail, made of extremely fine materials: white chiffon and rosécoloured georgette, both pure silk.
The dress was seen at an exhibition of Queen Louise in Hannover.
The Regency scarf made of pashmina and silk, decorated with exclusive hand embroidery. It was a unique work to match the dress of Queen Louise.
The pattern is based on an original scarf of approx. 1820.
Regency dress around 1815
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Though it was not made according to one particular original, we applied greatest awareness towards the authenticity.
With its sublte cut and the exquisite choice of materials, this dress is a unique representative of the late Regency era ! We used high quality silk taffeta in amber, and silk chiffon in cinnamon brown.
To be pointed out particularly is the most exclusive lace covering the dress. This lace has been embroidered by hand in France, whereas the metal sequins create a very elaborate look.
Viewing the dress on the back side, the entire splendour of the wonderful lace becomes evident.
As an exclusive service, we offer to acquire and to design matching accessoiries to the dress.
Here, it would be a stunning combination of a real coral tiara, taffeta-covered shoes and an antique fan of the early 19th century.
Ball gown, early 19th century
following an original on display in the Ermitage, Russia, which is attributed to Natalia, daughter of General Souvorov.
It was made of ice blue crepe de chine and fine silk chiffon with delicate embroidery.
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Dress of the Directoire, 1809
made of pure silk georgette and chiffon. It was manufactured corresponding to the portrait of Angelique Adelaide de Meliand, Marquise de la Grange, by A.-L. de Roussy Girodet-Trison.
Only the lace, tied around the high wasteline in the original, has been replaced by a filigrane metal embroidery with pearls.
Regency dress around 1811
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with long trail. The main fabric is heavy silk satin, which is covered by fine silk organza. The latter ist embroidered with countless small roses.
Originally the dress is based on the ball gown in the Jane Austen movie "Emma" .
Matching shoe, covered with the silk of the dress. For the perfect appearance, white gloves are worn with it.
Regency Gentleman
after Monsieur Bochet, painted by Ingres 1811
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The jacket is made of maroon duchesse with velvet cuffs and collar.