Vestment, ca. 1894-1897
Chasuble, back
Name/Title
Vestment, ca. 1894-1897Entry/Object ID
FIC-2025-11-3Description
Chasuble, manipule, stole, and chalice covering. Chasuble: Silk, cream in color with a lot of embroidery and some beadwork. Flowers embroidered in pink, gold, red, orange, gold, yellow, blue. Wheat and grapes done in beads. The back includes a coat-of-arms type image. Has ties. Stole, manipule, and chalice covering have simpler but matching embroidery, sticking with just a couple of the flower designs mentioned on chasuble.Context
Bandini Vestments from Queen, No. 1, ca. 1894-1897 We believe these were the vestments that were given to Pietro Bandini by Queen Margherita for his service to Italian immigrants. He may have picked them up in New York in late 1896 or early 1897 when he was meeting with the second group headed to Sunnyside.Collection
Bastianelli CollectionCategory
vestment, Religious Objects
regalia, Status Symbols, Personal Symbols, 08: Communication Objects, Ceremonial Objects