Tunic from the Vestments of the Order of St. George, 1896 summer-dress comes from the estate of

comes from the estate of a Berlin variety artist who performed at the legendary Friedrichstadt-Palast—a vibrant center of Weimar-era cabaret and revue culture

with their original materials and detailing beautifully maintained

originates from France and reflects the refined charm of Belle Époque fashion

Crafted from luxurious brocade silk

and do not detract from the garment’s historical appeal

Tunic from the Vestments of the Order of St. George, 1896 summer-dress comes from the estate ofKlemens Wenzeslaus Franz Blasius Freiherr von Thnefeld a tunic from the vestments of the Order of St. George, 1896. White silk with floral silver and sequin embroidery on the button placket, hem and cuffs, the silk buttons embellished with silver bullion, lined in white silk. Included a coloured photograph of the baron wearing the vestments. Good condition with a few stains. Very rare. The Order of the House Knights of St. George (short: Order of St.