Paraplu met dek van grijze zijde in een koker van esdoornhout, met verguld koperen beslag en een zijden koord met dito rozet after 1909

This is a 19th century umbrella crafted by J.C. Vickery, a prominent umbrella maker. The umbrella features a silver silk cover encased in a maple wood casing. It also includes gilded copper hardware and a silk cord with a matching rosette. This umbrella exemplifies the fine craftsmanship and attention to detail that characterized Vickery's work. The design of the umbrella, with its elegant materials and meticulous construction, suggests that it was intended for a wealthy and fashionable clientele.