Lyon Silk

This couture finished dress is constructed from a luxurious silk material from the Lyon silk weaver Bianchini-Férier.

The ensemble is constructed from Hermès’s soft and sensual Lyon silk. The hand printed equestrian lattice, a nod to the company’s past, is uncomplicated and preeminently luxurious.

This beautiful cocktail dress is constructed from a luxurious silk faille material from the Lyon silk weaver Bianchini-Férier.

And the butterfly sleeves blouse, scintillating with the luxurious saffron silk twill from Lyon silk manufacturer Bianchini-Ferier, shows that fashion can be fresh, contemporary with...

Bianchini-Férier Scarf Vintage 1960s silk scarf by Lyon based textile house, Bianchini-Férier.

art work from a paneling exceptionnal quality of painting circa art nouveau near 1890 this painting come from a set of 5 ( possibility to buy all the set ) representing the diffe...

art work from a paneling exceptionnal quality of painting circa art nouveau near 1890 this painting come from a set of 5 ( possibility to buy all the set ) representing the diffe...

There are currently 4 available each sold separately Completely hand made and dating from 19th century Large over size tassel with exquisite hand made Lyon metallic silk caterpillar...

Decoration hits a new high in the presence of these stunning panels! I purchased them in Lyon, home of France's legendary silk industry, from a dealer who specializes in antique fa...

A rare c. 1750 French (Lyon) sapphire blue moire silk damask patterned with a floral swag up the sides and a ribbon swag in the center.

19th century restauration period mahogany daybed entirely upholstered with a beautiful silk fabric from the French house Tassinari (great Lyon silk workshop).

In Paris he would attend the Academie de la Grande-Chaumiere and later still in 1930, he worked as a pattern designer for the Lyons silk trade.

In Paris he would attend the Academie de la Grande-Chaumiere and later still in 1930, he worked as a pattern designer for the Lyons silk trade.

In Paris he would attend the Academie de la Grande-Chaumiere and later still in 1930, he worked as a pattern designer for the Lyons silk trade.

In Paris he would attend the Academie de la Grande-Chaumiere and later still in 1930, he worked as a pattern designer for the Lyons silk trade.  

MORPHEW COLLECTION Lyons Blue Silk Charmeuse Sagittarius Dress MORPHEW COLLECTION is made entirely by hand in our NYC Ateliér of rare antique materials sourced from around the globe.

Inspired by the 1930s work of Madeline Vionnet who's work was most commonly knocked off by Halston in the 1970s. This gown is made from Victorian silk chantilly lace. The full sweep ...

Lyon was historically known as an important area for the production and weaving of silk.

MORPHEW COLLECTION Lyons Blue Silk Bias Cut Slip Gown

MORPHEW COLLECTION Lyons Blue Silk Bias Cut Slip Gown MORPHEW COLLECTION is made entirely by hand in our NYC Ateliér of rare antique materials sourced from around the globe.

MORPHEW COLLECTION Lyons Blue Silk Charmeuse Cocoon With Fringe MORPHEW COLLECTION is made entirely by hand in our NYC Ateliér of rare antique materials sourced from around the globe.

Silk lampas with silver plaited border and plum taffeta.

In 1912, he signed a contract with the Lyon silk company Bianchini-Férié. He will flourish at once the ornamental stylization of his subjects: flowers, animals, characters, and his p...

Dress has been rebuilt from original 1930s silk chiffon so some minor flaws exist in the fabric. The design is contemporary and the dress is strong and ready to be worn. Dress has cu...

Inspired by Galliano and Mcqueen we made this dress from a blue rayon kimono from the 1940s which was embroidered and yet never assembled. The pink fabric is silk with silk embroider...

French (Lyon) 1930's silk jacquard shawl mix with lurex and flowers patterns.

Circa 1730/1750 France Beautiful reversible silk lampas with a French blue background and damask effect, characteristic of Lyon production under the reign of Louis XV in France.

Use this heavily carved stool as extra seating in a den or living room! Crafted in southern France circa 1920 and square in shape, the stool stands on elegant cabriole legs decorated...

In 1806, Père Lissignol wrote eloquently to the Paris authorities (Geneva then being occupied by France) suggesting that the Imperial Court should buy enameled trinkets to encourage ...

A French Louis XV period mid-18th century carved walnut three-drawer commode from Lyon. This French chest-of-drawers was born in the later years of the reign of King Louis XV in one ...

From Lyon, French antique from a silk "atelier," solid walnut with original glass front top cabinets, two rows of dovetailed drawers, and bottom row of cabinets.

Fabulous and unique haberdashery cabinet from Lyon "the French capital of silk" of painted and patinated fruitwood. 24 drawers.

A stunning collection of original hand-painted designs created for the silk industry in Lyon, France. Spans various styles from the first half of the 20th century (Art Nouveau and e...

He was an amateur equestrian who rode and painted while he served in the military. Fascinated by the silk textiles of Lyon, Ladou began his post military career creating scarf patter...

He was an amateur equestrian who rode and painted while he served in the military. Fascinated by the silk textiles of Lyon, Ladou began his post military career creating scarf patter...

He was an amateur equestrian who rode and painted while he served in the military. Fascinated by the silk textiles of Lyon, Ladou began his post military career creating scarf patter...

He was an amateur equestrian who rode and painted while he served in the military. Fascinated by the silk textiles of Lyon, Ladou began his post military career creating scarf patter...

He was an amateur equestrian who rode and painted while he served in the military. Fascinated by the silk textiles of Lyon, Ladou began his post military career creating scarf patter...

He was an amateur equestrian who rode and painted while he served in the military. Fascinated by the silk textiles of Lyon, Ladou began his post military career creating scarf patter...

He was an amateur equestrian who rode and painted while he served in the military. Fascinated by the silk textiles of Lyon, Ladou began his post military career creating scarf patter...

He was an amateur equestrian who rode and painted while he served in the military. Fascinated by the silk textiles of Lyon, Ladou began his post military career creating scarf patter...

He was an amateur equestrian who rode and painted while he served in the military. Fascinated by the silk textiles of Lyon, Ladou began his post military career creating scarf patter...

He was an amateur equestrian who rode and painted while he served in the military. Fascinated by the silk textiles of Lyon, Ladou began his post military career creating scarf patter...

He was an amateur equestrian who rode and painted while he served in the military. Fascinated by the silk textiles of Lyon, Ladou began his post military career creating scarf patter...

He was an amateur equestrian who rode and painted while he served in the military. Fascinated by the silk textiles of Lyon, Ladou began his post military career creating scarf patter...

He produced designs for the silk factories in Lyons and for the porcelain works in Limoges.

Delaunay’s involvement in fabrics began as early as 1923 with the more than fifty designs that she provided a silk manufacturer in Lyon. In 1924, she founded her own company with fou...

Delaunay’s involvement in fabrics began as early as 1923 with the more than fifty designs that she provided a silk manufacturer in Lyon. In 1924, she founded her own company with fou...

Poiret's gowns and Dufy's textile designs were a runaway success and, with Poiret's blessing, Dufy went on to create designs for the Lyons-based silk manufacturing firm of Bianchini-...

In Paris he would attend the Academie de la Grande-Chaumiere and later still in 1930, he worked as a pattern designer for the Lyons silk trade.

In Paris he would attend the Academie de la Grande-Chaumiere and later still in 1930, he worked as a pattern designer for the Lyons silk trade.

Hand painted silk velvet burnout has been draped and twisted around the body to both reveal and conceal giving this dress an air of sulty nonchalance. The dress hangs off the body on...

Flounce in tarlatane and white lace on the hem of the skirt. Lining in striped silk and waist belt in cream printed ottoman indicating Mm Seine 65 rue Victor Hugo LYON.