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Post Sale Results for 671 - Summer Fashion & Accessories (Online Only) July 16, 2019 Post Sale Results for 671 - Summer Fashion & Accessories (Online Only) July 16, 2019 Lot and Description Low High Price Realized 1 - Christian Dior Haute Couture Dress and Shawl, 2008 In 2008, Renée Fleming was the first woman to open the season of New York’s $3,000 $4,000 $10,625 Metropolitan Opera. For the occasion, she wore four haute couture creations, including this dress by John Galliano for... 2 - Vivienne Westwood Couture Dress, 2005 Renée Fleming wore this dress for the PBS Great Performances broadcast of Renée Fleming: $1,500 $2,500 Unsold Sacred Songs and Carols, which was recorded at Mainz Cathedral in Germany. Property from the Collection of Renée Fleming, New... 3 - Metropolitan Opera 18th Century Costume, 2009 Costume worn by Renée Fleming for her role as Marschallin in Act III of Der Rosenkravalier $3,000 $4,000 $3,250 at the Metropolitan Opera, 2009. Property from the Collection of Renée Fleming, New York, New York, to benefit the... 4 - Vivienne Westwood Couture Dress, 2008 Renée Fleming wore this dress at the New York Public Library for the Library Lions Gala and in $1,000 $2,000 Unsold Washington DC for her performance in the Washington National Opera’s opening night of Donizetti’s Lucrezia Borgia.... 5 - Reem Akra Dress, 2011 Renée Fleming wore this dress for her performance with the German pianist, Hartmut Höll at New York City’s $400 $600 $500 Carnegie Hall. Property from the Collection of Renée Fleming, New York, New York, to benefit the Renée Fleming... 6 - Akris Two-Piece Dress, 2008 Renée Fleming wore this dress for her performance for the US Supreme Court Justices in 2008. Property from the $400 $600 $500 Collection of Renée Fleming, New York, New York, to benefit the Renée Fleming Foundation. Purple silk satin... 7 - Angel Sanchez Dress, 2014 Renée Fleming wore this dress for performances with pianist Maciej Pikulski in Vienna and Paris. Property $500 $700 Unsold from the Collection of Renée Fleming, New York, New York, to benefit the Renée Fleming Foundation. Strapless dress in... 8 - Dennis Basso Dress and Shrug, 2016 Renée Fleming wore this dress at London’s Barbican for her performance with the BBC Symphony $600 $800 Unsold Orchestra, conducted by Sakari Oramo. Property from the Collection of Renée Fleming, New York, New York, to benefit the... 9 - Gianfranco Ferré Dress, 2004 Renée Fleming wore this dress at the Lyric Opera of Chicago’s 50th Anniversary Gala. Property from the $800 $1,000 Unsold Collection of Renée Fleming, New York, New York, to benefit the Renée Fleming Foundation. Black knit dress heavily... 10 - Gianfranco Ferré Dress and Slip, c. 2010 This dress was worn by Renée Fleming but never publicly. Property from the Collection of Renée $500 $700 Unsold Fleming, New York, New York, to benefit the Renée Fleming Foundation. Dress of black power net embellished with... 11 - Dennis Basso Dress, 2015 Renée Fleming wore this dress for her performance at the 2015 Richard Tucker Gala at New York’s David Geffen $500 $700 Unsold Hall. Fleming also wore the dress, the same year, for her performance at the concert titled "Remembering Pavarotti."... 1338 WEST LAKE STREET CHICAGO ILLINOIS 60607 | PH: 312.280.1212 | FX: 312.280.1211 | HINDMANAUCTIONS.COM Post Sale Results for 671 - Summer Fashion & Accessories (Online Only) July 16, 2019 12 - Christian Dior Haute Couture Dress and Shawl, 2007 Renée Fleming wore this dress and shawl in 2007 in performances in the UK, Austria and $1,500 $2,500 $2,375 US, including the BBC Proms at London’s Royal Albert Hall, accompanied by the London Philharmonic, and at the... 13 - Men's 18th Century Wallet Bi-fold wallet with exterior and two inside flaps of flame stitch in red, pink, yellow, blue, green and white thread. The $100 $200 $687 wallet is edged with a green braid and lined in green wool. The wallet has four pockets, two on each... 14 - Men's Late 18th Century Breeches Brown velvet fall front breeches with a wide waistband with secured holes at the center back for lacing and $100 $200 $137 a three button center front closure. These three buttons are metal discs featuring a circular wreath. Under the... 15 - Men's 18th Century Gloves Two pairs of off-white leather gloves and a pair of tan suede and fur mitts. One pair of white gloves has a longer $60 $80 $37 gauntlet, with one gauntlet having been cut/shortened. The mitts are made of brown suede with a fur cuff. No... 16 - Rare Georgian Knitwear, 1780-1820 A pair of cream knit silk gloves and one blue knit bag. The knit gloves feature a stripped pattern with a $100 $200 $62 wide cuff. The blue knit bag is long and narrow and has a drawstring handle. Condition: The gloves are in... 17 - Parasol, 1900-10 Sheer off-white silk crepe parasol cover edged with a wide panel of purple sheer crepe printed with flowers and woven with gold $200 $300 $250 lamé thread. The cover is lined with purples silk and the metal spines are also covered with the same... 19 - Two Edwardian Scarves, 1901-10s Both scarves are cut in a long rectangle and are made of a fine crepe. The off-white scarf is made of a $80 $120 $50 crinkled crepe with a fold-back hem finished with a faggoting stitch. The black scarf is embroidered with small... 20 - Holland & Holland Scarf, 1930-70s Scarf printed with black, yellow, blue and white pattern in sweeping lines. Label: Holland & Holland London $80 $120 $162 / All Silk Handmade in Italy Measurements: 34" x 34" Condition: Overall very good condition. Light... 21 - 1920's Scarf Long rectangular black Assuit Egyptian scarf with Art Deco design in folded goldtone metal pieces. No Label Measurements: 22" $100 $200 $162 W x 84" L Condition: Overall excellent condition. Wear consistent with age. The stated overall condition of... 22 - 1920's Scarf Long rectangular off-white Assuit Egyptian scarf with Art Deco design in folded goldtone metal pieces. No Label Measurements: 22" $100 $200 $162 W x 86" L Condition: Overall very good condition. Wear consistent with age. Some tarnish on some of the... 23 - 1920's Shawl Large off-white square silk shawl embroidered with white silk thread in an all-over floral pattern. Elaborately knotted fringe edges the $300 $400 Unsold entire shawl. No label Measurements: 51" x 51", including fringe. Condition: Overall very good... 1338 WEST LAKE STREET CHICAGO ILLINOIS 60607 | PH: 312.280.1212 | FX: 312.280.1211 | HINDMANAUCTIONS.COM Post Sale Results for 671 - Summer Fashion & Accessories (Online Only) July 16, 2019 25 - Flapper Dress, 1920s Orange velvet in a voided floral design on a black ground. The dress is a pull-over with a wide scoop neckline and a $200 $400 $250 dropped waistline, accentuated by panels of black sheer fabric secured in place on each hip. The right hip is... 25A - Black Flapper Dress, 1920s Silk jacquard with an abstract floral pattern with a wide scoop neckline, no sleeves and finished with a picot $100 $200 $62 edge. The unlined dress is a pullover style with no closures and sheer black silk panels sewn into the side seams... 26 - Liberty of London Evening Jacket, 1930s Black silk velvet with a crew neckline in back and wide lapels in the front that fall into a three button $400 $500 $343 closure at the waist. The full sleeves swell over the forearm and pull into a gathered hem. The hem of the... 27 - Junihitoe Kimono Robe, 18th - 19th Century Elaborately woven fabric in gold lamé and silk thread in a geometric zig-zag pattern with colorful $800 $1,000 $500 floral blooms and fauna. The robe is open down the center front, which crosses over when worn. The robe is... 28 - 1790-1820 Embroidered Cap Traditional French quilted cap made of off-white cotton embroidered in blue thread. The cap has two tucks on $300 $400 Unsold each point and is embroidered in a floral pattern at the center front and in a grid pattern on the sides. The cap is... 29 - Agnes Hat, 1930s Flat, circular black silk velvet hat trimmed with large fabric flowers in red and green velvet pieces. Each piece of the flower is $100 $200 Unsold individually shaped and hand-stitched to the cap. The cap is secured to the head with an inner band and... 30 - Schiaparelli Hat, 1950s Brown hat with a draped crown tucked into the side of the hat through a top-stitched crown. Around the inside edge of the $100 $200 Unsold hat is a brown grosgrain ribbon. Label: Schiaparelli / Paris Measures: 22" circumference at... 31 - Lilly Daché Hat, 1950-60s White pillbox hat wrapped with a flat twist of self-fabric. White grosgrain ribbon lines the inside edge. Measures: 20" $100 $200 Unsold circumference along grosgrain ribbon. Label: Lilly Daché Condition: Overall very good condition. Some... 32 - Leslie James Hat, 1940-60s 'Flower Pot' hat in red straw with wide turn-back brim and trimmed with green silk grosgrain ribbon. Red grosgrain $100 $200 Unsold ribbon on the inside forms the headband. Measures: 21" circumference at grosgrain. Label: Leslie... 33 - Irene of New York Hat, 1950-60s Small white fabric covered dome hat with a fold down the center. Extending from this fold and over the side of $100 $200 Unsold the hat is a red, blue and silver embroidered 'tongue'. The hat is trimmed with a wide black veil. Label:... 34 - Frank Olive Hat, 1970s Tan wool felt hat shaped into a Flapper-style cloche with a deep crown and short brim.
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