Fragment of cloak worn by Napoléon at the Battle of Marengo

- c. 1800

On his death, the cloak worn by Napoléon during one of his greatest victories was placed over his corpse. Captain J. W. Crossley later cut a piece as a souvenir. The remainder of the cloak was burnt in a fire in London in 1825, and this is believed to be the only surviving fragment.

Historical Provenance - Lazarus collection

Wool cloth embroidered with gold thread

Montblanc Patron of Art 888 Fountain Pen Collection Regent 1995 to Napoleon 2021

$439999.00

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IMPERIAL VERGE ESCAPEMENT CLOCK FROM THE NAPOLEONIC OFFICE IN ROYAL COURT 1804

$94500.00

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Napoleon III Gilt&Silver bronze champlevé enamel mounted Onyx centrepiece French

$47500.00

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12 Pound Brass Napoleon Cannon

$32000.00

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Pair Monumental Wall Application Napoleon III After J B.Klagmann F-Aas-10

$23361.90

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Pair Antique Huge French Sevres Porcelain Urns, Hand Painted, 1880 ,

$24000.00

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