Arkivism
Sash worn by Weijmar Schultz, 2nd Lieutenant
Public domain

Sash worn by Weijmar Schultz, 2nd Lieutenant

anonymous · 1800 - 1830 · knotted; braiding; stitched; sprang (Egyptisch vlechtwerk); wool; silk

From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.

About this work

Sash of twisted orange silk cord, in the technique of "Egyptian braiding", with some damage. Worn by 2nd Lieutenant Weymar Schultz (mobile volunteer corps?). At both ends of the sash hang tassels of the same braid, with long fringes on the underside; the stitched buttons of the sash ends are visible at the ends of the tassels.

Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own description
Subjects
sashWeijmar Schultz
Credit lineSjerp gedragen door Weijmar Schultz, 2e luitenant. 1800 - 1830. anonymous. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
Open in Explore View at source

Similar works

Sash M. 1815 with tassels M. 1860, for officers of the army (volunteer hunters?), militia, or marinesSash M. 1815 with tassels M. 1860, for officers of the army (volunteer hunters?), militia, or marines Sjerp Carried by H.C. Broos in 1830/32, 2nd Lieutenant, 1st Battalion, 2nd Section, N.H. Civic GuardSjerp Carried by H.C. Broos in 1830/32, 2nd Lieutenant, 1st Battalion, 2nd Section, N.H. Civic Guard Sash for officer of the army, schutterij and marines M. 1815 with tassels M. 1860Sash for officer of the army, schutterij and marines M. 1815 with tassels M. 1860 Sash worn by Gevers Deijnoot, 2nd LieutenantSash worn by Gevers Deijnoot, 2nd Lieutenant Sash worn by Captain BlankenheimSash worn by Captain Blankenheim Sash worn by Van Pabst Rutgers, in 1830-32 Major Commandant of the 1st Battalion, 2nd Division of the North Holland Civic GuardSash worn by Van Pabst Rutgers, in 1830-32 Major Commandant of the 1st Battalion, 2nd Division of the North Holland Civic Guard