Treasures of the Museum für hamburgische Geschichte
The textiles in the museum are from the possessions of Hamburg
families. As a trade town, Hamburg did not have a proper nobility,
but was dominated by powerful Hanse merchants.
The textiles in the museum are from the possessions of Hamburg
families. As a trade town, Hamburg did not have a proper nobility,
but was dominated by powerful Hanse merchants.
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Waistcoat, c. 1760 | 
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Coat and Waistcoat, 1760 red English woolen | 
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Robe à l'anglaise, 1770s brown silk brocade | 
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Caraco, 1780s printed and quilted cotton | 
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Corset, 1780s red patterned silk bound with silk ribbon and leather | 
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Man's tailcoat, c. 1800 reddish English woolen | 
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Wedding Dress, 1804 white embroidered lawn | 
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Dress, c. 1815, and Coat,
c. 1820 embroidered white lawn withe gauze inserts; | 
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Lady's Hat, c. 1820 | 
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Tournure Party Dress, 1875 | 
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Evening Dress, 1927 | 
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Party dress, 1928 | 
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