Antique Umbrellas

In the Victorian and Edwardian eras, parasols and carriage umbrellas were elegant essentials of a well-dressed lady’s ensemble. More than sunshades, they symbolized refinement, modesty, and social standing. Crafted from silk, lace, or fine cotton, parasols were often adorned with ruffles, tassels, or carved ivory handles. While parasols shielded delicate complexions from the sun, larger carriage umbrellas offered privacy and protection during travel. Whether dainty or dramatic, these accessories were graceful extensions of personal style and etiquette.

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Gold Silk Stroll Umbrella, Germany, 1904
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€290,00
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€290,00
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Stroll Umbrella, Germany, ca. 1910
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€390,00
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€390,00
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Stroll Umbrella, 1870s
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€480,00
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€480,00
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Stroll Umbrella, ca. 1850
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€360,00
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€360,00
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Regency Stroll Umbrella, 1810s
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€440,00
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€440,00
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Empire Stroll Umbrella, ca. 1800-1820
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€590,00
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€590,00
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Carriage Umbrella, 1860s
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€240,00
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€240,00
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Stroll Umbrella, ca. 1850
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€380,00
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€380,00
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Brussels Bobbin Appliqué Lace Parasol, ca. 1870
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€440,00
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€440,00
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Empire Parasol, ca. 1820
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€320,00
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€320,00
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Parasol, 1920s
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€290,00
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€290,00
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Parasol Handle, ca. 1860
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€0,00
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Antique Lace Parasol, ca. 1870
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€0,00
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Lace Parasol Cover, ca. 1910
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€110,00
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€110,00
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