Women’s Cap, Germany, early 19th Century cape Surviving garments from this salon

Surviving garments from this salon are exceptionally scarce

The piece originally belonged to the parents of Maria Immaculata of Württemberg

finished in a slightly different shade of gold and not covered with leather

It remains in good antique condition

If you look at the dress from the front

Women’s Cap, Germany, early 19th Century cape Surviving garments from this salonThis rare German womens cap, dating to the early 19th century, is a beautifully preserved example of Biedermeier era headwear, reflecting the modest elegance and domestic charm of pre industrial European fashion. Crafted with care, the cap shows signs of use and wear consistent with its age, yet remains in good antique condition, retaining its original silhouette and textile character. Though the neck ribbon is missing, the caps structure and