AVAILABLE TO THE KING OF ROME: a woven stocking made...
AVAILABLE TO THE KING OF ROME: a woven stocking made of white cotton thread embroidered on the top of the number "32" and embroidered towards the bottom of an imperial crown made of B.E. silk threads. (Traces of rust) Provenance according to family tradition and handwritten account: "stockings of the king of Rome. Given in 1816 to Miss Antoine (schoolteacher of Mlles Le Masson daughters Mr Le Masson, chief inspector of the Ponts et Chaussées) by Mrs Piquemal, sister of a governess of the King of Rome."
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AVAILABLE TO THE KING OF ROME: a woven stocking made of white cotton thread embroidered on the top of the number "32" and embroidered towards the bottom of an imperial crown made of B.E. silk threads. (Traces of rust) Provenance according to family tradition and handwritten account: "stockings of the king of Rome. Given in 1816 to Miss Antoine (schoolteacher of Mlles Le Masson daughters Mr Le Masson, chief inspector of the Ponts et Chaussées) by Mrs Piquemal, sister of a governess of the King of Rome."
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