A rare and elegant glimpse into early 20th-century Parisian couture, this pair of original L. P. Hollander collar toiles captures the refined artistry of Edwardian tailoring. Made in Paris as sample pieces for an exclusive American fashion house, they embody … Read More
A beautiful summer white petticoat from the Victorian or Edwardian time era. The cotton slip is embellished with a gorgeous machine embroidered ruffle of Broderie Anglaise embroidery. The 15″ wide ruffle is layered over a under ruffle of plain white … Read More
Antique from the early 1900’s to 1920’s, a cream silk apron with embroidery, accented with rows of tucks and ribbon ties. Cut in a triangle shape, this pinner apron is embroidered in a simple style of flowers, in an Asian … Read More
Dating from the 1920s, this charming woman’s house dress captures the everyday artistry of a bygone era. It is beautifully home sewn in a red and black checked cotton—likely a semi-polished or mercerized weave, giving a soft, subtle sheen rather … Read More
Here is a fabulous matching coat and dress from the mid 1950’s. Made of gray (I believe rayon or rayon -cotton) faille yardage in a raised design weave. The dress and coat are spectacular with its hand block print design, … Read More
Dating from the early 1900’s, a white dimity cotton long half apron. This pretty apron is embellished at the hem and edge of ties with rick rack lace. Creating this type of lace is very intriguing, as each rosette, or … Read More