Cashmere silk mantle embroidered. Ladies Journal 1833.

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Cashmere silk mantle. Romantic fashion. Journal des dames. Costumes Parisiens.
Cashmere silk mantle embroidered.

Cashmere silk mantle embroidered.

Ladies Journal 1833.

Chapeau de velours de Mme Lepetit, rue Grange Batelière 1. Manteau de foulard et robe de satin Antoinette de M. Delisle. Mantelet de cachemire brode en soie. Journal des dames.

Ladies Journal. Costumes Parisiens 1833.

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