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Jewellery set owned by Empress Elisabeth of Austria. Set contains two brooches and two pins made out

versaillesadness: Palace Of The Week - Schönbrunn Palace Located in Vienna, Austria, the Sch&ou

Marie Louise of Austria, Empress of the French and Queen of Italy, by Pierre-Paul Prud’hon, 18

A black an gilt half-armor in the peascod style made for Karl von Habsburg, attributed to Jakob Topf

Engagement picture of Princess Auguste of Bavaria and Archduke Josef August of Austria. 1893Auguste

the-last-tsar:Tsar Nicholas II with Emperor Franz Joseph and heir apparent Franz Ferdinand (in the b

antique-royals: Empress Elisabeth of Austria with sister Helene Princess of Thurn and Taxis(under)

Franz Joseph surrounded by his suite (note the presence of Andrassy, 5th from the left, first row) i

kaiserinchantal: Crown Prince Rudolf of Austria c. 1876

kaiserinchantal: Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria circa 1914

worldofhabsburgs: Crown prince Rudolf.

carolathhabsburg:Archduke Franz Ferdinand & family spam 32/? After his recovery of Tuberculo

oscarmarinas: July 1892 Archduke Karl Ludwig of Austria, Duke Karl Theodor in Bavaria, King Albert

queenoftheamazons1837:Archduke Franz Karl, father of Emperor Franz Joseph, at the Prater, 1876.

Schönbrunn Palace’s East Asian Cabinets, Wien, Austria,@ IG/ Aalex Mesquita

kaiserinchantal: Crown Prince Rudolf of Austria c. 1866

gupsezane:Empress Consorts of Austria 1804-1918 Maria Theresa of Naples and Sicily (6 June 1772

ViennaCopyright: mypretty-world

Ermine Trimmed Court Ensemble, 1916Worn by Crown Prince Otto von Habsburg to his parents Charles I a

royalmotherhood: Archduchess Sophie of Austria (nee Princess of Bavaria) and eldest son, later Emper

worldofhabsburgs: The daughter of King Maximilian I of Bavaria, Sophie married Archduke Franz Karl,

operahousehomicide: Tagged by @rexnoctem to do a moodboard with existing pictures on my camera roll

capricorn831:Carol V Habsburg helmet by Filippo Negroli, Milan. 16th century

masterpiecesindetail:Maria Theresa, Archduchess of Habsburg by Rosalba Carriera, 1730

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