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Military, civilain and religious embroideries made between 1848 and 1960.
We bought an old stock of embroideries made in Lyon between 1848 and 1960.
As leaders of the company did not want to work for german occupation army, there is no production for WWII armies, but fo WWI ,yes!
We especially found embroidered insignias of different units, made on horizon blue fabric.
Quality as nothing to do with asiatic current productions. Take advantage of this opportunity to complete uniforms, make nice copies of uniforms for re enactment with original parts, or just collect nice productions of old time.
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WWI - Insigne brodé "télégraphiste"
Insignes de spécialité de manche "télégraphiste".
De forme rectangulaire, brodés fil bleu de ciel, sur fond de drap de laine garance.
Ils sont prêts à être découpés, nous avions l'emporte pièce, il est parti dans un grand musée français.
Ces broderies proviennent des Éts David
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Religious embroidery, alliance, second half of the 19th century. 37 x 29 cm
Embroidery made by Ets David in Lyon.
In the Bible, the Ark of the Covenant containing the tablets of the Law, the Ten Commandments dictated by Yahweh to Moses.
It accompanied the Hebrew people in their conquest of the Promised Land.
In the 10th century BC, King David would have installed it in Jerusalem, the future cradle of monotheism....And since then, it has disappeared, except perhaps found by Indiana Jones, recovered by the evil Nazis, then forgotten in a US army warehouse, well, that's what Hollywood says.
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Religious embroidery, Pelican...Second half of 19 th century.
Embroidery made by Ets David in Lyon.
Probably from a misunderstanding, the pelican regurgitates its catch in the beak of its young, was born the fable of the pelican piercing its chest to feed its young with its own blood.
Christian iconography has taken up this fable to make the bird a symbol of the Passion suffered by Christ for the redemption of humanity.
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Religious embroidery, the paschal lamb, second half of the 19th century. 29 X 37 cm
Embroidery made by Ets David in Lyon.
In the Gospel of St. John, Jesus is defined as “the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.”
An innocent victim, his death represents the ultimate sacrifice to save all men.
The lamb immolated in the Jewish religion has thus become a symbolic image of Christ.
Very decorative, Quality difficult to find these days.
Height of the embroidered part: 29 cm.
Width of the embroidered part: 37 cm.
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Religious embroidery, The 10 commandments, second half of the 19th century
Embroidery made by Ets David company in Lyon.
As recounted in the biblical book of Exodus, the Ten Commandments introduce the legislation received by Moses on Mount Sinai after the Israelites escaped from Egypt.
For the record, we indicate them to you below.
Very decorative, Quality difficult to find these days.
Height of the embroidered part: 33 cm.
Width of the embroidered part: 49 cm.
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Religious embroidery, or for musketeer, second half of the 19th century.
Embroidery made by Ets David in Lyon.
Pattern widely used to adorn musketeers' outfits, with many variations.
23 x 24 cm. Superb condition, close to new. The embroidery can be easily removed from its cardboard support to be reapplied to clothing, guaranteed effect!
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WWI. Embroidered badge of grenadier, troop, made by David company
Specialty badges embroidered in red on a horizon blue background, 40 x 80 mm, found in the stock of David company which closed their doors in the 1960s.
Good condition. Limited stock
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WWI. Embroidered badge forcustoms officers, made during WWI by David company.
Specialty badges embroidered madder on a horizon blue background, 135 x40 mm, found in the stock of Éts David which closed its doors in the 1960s.
Good condition. While stocks last.
In times of war, customs were attached to the army, which is quite logical, given that their primary function is to guard the borders...
As such, customs officers were given a horizon blue uniform.
The embroidery comes in pairs, one on the right and one on the left, for each collar tab.
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WWI. Embroidered badge of "infirmier de visite", troop, made during WWI by David company . By pair
Specialty badges embroidered in red (nuance "garance" in french)n on a horizon blue background, 120 x 80 mm, found in the stock of David company which closed their doors in the 1960s.
Good condition. Limited stock
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Religious embroidery, Jesus salvator of humanity, second half of the 19th century.
Embroidery made by Ets David in Lyon.
In the Gospel of St. John, Jesus is defined as “the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.”
An innocent victim, his death represents the ultimate sacrifice to save all men.
The lamb immolated in the Jewish religion has thus become a symbolic image of Christ.
Very decorative, Quality difficult to find these days.
Height of the embroidered part: 34 cm.
Width of the embroidered part: 49 cm.
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Religious embroidery, Jesus salvator of humanity in crown of thorns, second half of the 19th century.
Embroidery made by Ets David in Lyon.
In the center the monogram which represents the name of Jesus. Its Greek origin is ΙΗΣ, the first 3 letters of the name Jesus.
It can be interpreted in Latin as Iesus Hominum Salvator.
Jesus Savior of Man (in the sense of humanity in general, the human being)
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3 golden crosses, circa 1900
Made by David Company, circa 1900. Excellent condition
38 x 55 mm
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2 silver crosses, made circa 1900
Production by David company. Good condition.
12 X 12 cm
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Cross in silver embroideries, 2 ème Empire
Made by David Company. Good condition.
14 X 14 cm
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Embroidered badge of machine gunner of foot and alpine hunters, troop, made during WWI by David company
Specialty badges embroidered in green on a horizon blue background, 70 x 40 mm, found in the stock of David company which closed their doors in the 1960s.
Good condition. Limited stock
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Embroidered badge of machine gunner pointer, non-commissioned officer, made by David company during WWI
Specialty badges embroidered in gold on a dark marine background, 60 x 80 mm, found in the stock of David company which closed their doors in the 1960s.
Good condition. Limited stock
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Religious embroidery, the paschal lamb, second half of the 19th century. Price for one "lamb"
Embroidery made by Ets David in Lyon.
In the Gospel of St. John, Jesus is defined as “the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.”
An innocent victim, his death represents the ultimate sacrifice to save all men.
The lamb immolated in the Jewish religion has thus become a symbolic image of Christ.
Very decorative, Quality difficult to find these days.
Height of the embroidered part: 34 cm.
Width of the embroidered part: 49 cm.
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Insigna for french national marine, officier-marinier et équipage transfiliste . Circa 1950-1960. Made by David company. Price per unit
Circa 1950-1960 for marine
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Insigna for french national marine, officier-marinier et équipage détecteur. Circa 1950-1960. Made by David company. Price per unit
Circa 1950-1960 for marine
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Insigna for french national marine, officier-marinier et équipage radio télégraphiste. Circa 1950-1960. Made by David company. Price per unit
Circa 1950-1960 for marine
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Insigna for french national marine, officier-marinier et équipage électro mécanicien. Circa 1950-1960. Made by David company. Price per unit
Circa 1950-1960 for marine
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Insigna for french national marine, manoeuvrier équipage . Circa 1950-1960. Made by David company. Price per unit
Circa 1950-1960 for marine
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Insigna for french national marine, officier-marinier armurier. Circa 1950-1960. Made by David company. Price per unit
Circa 1950-1960 for marine
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Insigna for french national marine, commissariat. Circa 1950-1960. Made by David company. Price per unit
Circa 1950-1960 for marine
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Insigna for french national marine, mechanic crew. Circa 1950-1960. Made by David company. Price per unit
Circa 1950-1960 for marine
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Insigna for french national marine, helmsman. Circa 1950-1960. Made by David company. Price per unit
Circa 1950-1960 for marine
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Insigna for french national marine with 2 crossed anchors. Circa 1950-1960. Made by David company. Price per unit
Circa 1950-1960 for marine
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Insigna for french national marine with one anchor. Circa 1950-1960. Made by David company. Price per unit
Circa 1950-1960 for marine
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Insigna: torpilleur, french marine nationale, circa 1950-1960. Made by David company.
Circa 1950-1960 for marine
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Grande guerre
Broderies oranges sur fond bleu marine. Entrée de guerre.
Les douanes ne dépendent pas de l'armée en temps de paix.
En guerre, elles sont intégrées à l'armée, logique, elles sont là pour défendre les frontières!.
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WWI. Cut-out insignias for customs officers. STOCK AS NEW. Price per unit
In the stock of the David company, active from 1848, we found cut-out inisgnias which were intended to be sewn on uniforms.
Here are insignias custom officers for headgear.
40 X 40 mm
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WWI (made during). Cut of Insignia of "Services Auxiliaires". Very limited stock
In the stock of the David company, active from 1848, we found cut-out insignias which were intended to be sewn on uniforms.
"Services Auxiliaires" were unable to go on battlefield, but worked for army.
40 x 60 mm. Cut in red wool.
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Embroidered icon, circa 1850. Virgin Mary 1st sample. 66 cm high!
Embroidery character made for the Russian market, by Ets David during the Second Empire.
The clothes are made of embroidered fabric, face and hands are made of paper.
Feet are made in painted metal.
The face is reported, as done on icons.
It is probably the Virgin Mary, blue and white being the Marian colors.
This work comes from Établissements David, active from 1848 to the end of the 1950s.
Total height 58 cm. Paper liner with a paper refering to an event happened in 1860.
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Embroidered icon, circa 1850. Apostle. 65 cm high!
Embroidery character made for the Russian market, by Ets David at the beginning of the Second Empire.
The clothes are made of embroidered fabric, the face, hands and feet are made of paper. The face is reported, as is done on icons.
He is probably an apostle.
This work comes from Établissements David, active from 1848 to the end of the 1950s.
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Religious embroidery, the paschal lamb, second half of the 19th century
Embroidery made by Ets David in Lyon.
In the Gospel of St. John, Jesus is defined as “the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.”
An innocent victim, his death represents the ultimate sacrifice to save all men.
The lamb immolated in the Jewish religion has thus become a symbolic image of Christ.
Very decorative, Quality difficult to find these days.
Height of the embroidered part: 34 cm.
Width of the embroidered part: 49 cm.
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Embroidered icon, circa 1850. Virgin with child. 59 cm high.
Embroidery character made for the Russian market, by Ets David during the Second Empire.
The clothes are made of embroidered fabric, face, feet and hands are made of paper.
The face is reported, as done on icons.
This work comes from Établissements David company, active from 1848 to the end of the 1950s.
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French venerable master, free masson, circa 1900. As new.
Model/sample from Établissements David stocks.
This necklace was never worn and was used as a model to allow customers to choose from the various variations offered.
The quality of the productions of the time is impressive, compared to current serial productions "made in Asia".
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Mortuary embroidery created by Ets David. Silver embroidered skulls on femurs and tears. "Sane Teeth "
In an oval: 23 cm high.
The David establishments were a renowned company, active from 1848 and which closed its doors at the turn of the 1950s/1960s.
We recently purchased the stock that had been lying dormant in the family of descendants since the closure.
In particular, we found numerous mortuary embroideries, which were used for wakes and funeral ceremonies.
They are all made on black canvas supports. They were embroidered on panels from which each embroidery was then cut out individually.
We have therefore separated these embroideries to sell them one by one.
Stock is extremely limited, 2 to 4 units.
You will use them to your liking.
Several of our customers have integrated them into “Memento Mori”, thus taking up a tradition that dates back to antiquity.
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Arms triangles for uniforms of Tour Eiffel employees. Price by pair (TOUR + EIFFEL)
Olympic champions won medals with a small part of the Eiffel Tower.
You can have also a small part of its history, made decades ago for uniforms of employees of the most famous monument of Paris.
Limited stock.
Dimensions around :16 x 13 x 13 cm.
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French venerable master , free masson, circa 1900.
Model/sample from Établissements David stocks.
This necklace was never worn and was used as a model to allow customers to choose from the various variations offered.
The quality of the productions of the time is impressive, compared to current serial productions "made in Asia".
Small trace of discoloration, difficult to see, on one edge, much less visible than the sweat marks which affect necklaces worn regularly.
No designs on the lining.