Russian court dress

1834

costume collections from Cosprop

Cocktail dress in black gros de Naples 1953 

Evening ensemble. Jacket in silver and blue cloqué, and skirt in silver and gold cloqué

1965

Worn by Grace Kelly, Princess of Monaco.

Sweater and skirt in plain green wool knit

1957

art-of-swords:

Ceremonial dagger with light-green jade hilt

  • Dated: 17th century (hilt)
  • Culture: Indian, Mughal
  • Measurements: L: 40.3 cm

Daggers of this type, inlaid with gold and with rubies and emeralds set in gold, were made for the ruling upper class. The cut-and-thrust weapons of high-ranking Indian officials, and especially their daggers, were embellished with great imagination with precious stones, enamel, and – as here – with entire hilts made of carved semi-precious stones. Knives of this kind were considered jewelry for men and were often used as princely gifts.

Source: © The David Collection

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lapetitecole:

Man Ray, 1930

lapetitecole:

Man Ray, 1930

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bartleby-company:

Fortune teller, early 1870s

bartleby-company:

Fortune teller, early 1870s

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Oscar Cahén, 1951 (via leifpeng)

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ancientpeoples:

Silver rhyton in the form of a stag with gold inlay. 

A rhyton is a drinking vessel in the form of an animal with a pouring hole in its chest. 

Hittite Empire, central Anatolia

14th - 13th century BC

Source: The Metropolitan Museum 

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