A Mariano Fortuny stencilled velvet jacket, circa 1920, circular label to lining, printed with a Renaissance pattern in purple on a silver-grey velvet ground, lined in grey satin, of oriental cuff with tapering dolman sleeves, padded hem, the cuffs caught by velvet bands with latticed metal plaques and silk thongs, matching waist belt, chest approx 112cm, 44in (2)

Back of the coat: small brown stain on left side and faint brown discolorations across the seat area, shoulders, between the shoulder blades and waist, velvet on rouleaux neck binding is rubbed. Front left: brown discolorations to front hem, and centre of the skirt. Front right: 2 brown spot stains on chest and a couple more on the shoulder area, faint brown discolourations on the lower half of the skirt and hem. The shoulder areas are generally faded but the shadowing and pattern of the velvet make this hard to see at first. The coat has finished holes to take further 8 metal plaques and thongs which would have held the belt in place and these are missing. The lining has stains and splits, mainly around the rear neck, left chest and hem. Belt: velvet is rubbed at closure edges, lining is worn.