For milady’s Victorian vanity dresser, a group of toiletry clothing straight pins on the original paper sheet. Dates late Victorian or early 1900’s, Edwardian era. These German pins are so neat, 11 with stripe or marbled glass heads. Another 11 … Read More
A pair of Edwardian or later teens vintage bloomers underwear, underclothing. Although plain, with no lace or other accent, the white polished cotton fabric is quite nice. Constructed with a soft pleats attached to a wide waistband. Find out more … Read More
An unopened package of navy blue skirt trim braid. This Victorian or Edwardian trim would have been used on the hem of a skirt, but would be suitable for many other sewing crafts or costuming. It is called Silkee, a … Read More
Vintage Christmas can come anytime of the year. Why not this lovely society silk holly berry embroidery square table doily mat. Dating from the Victorian or Edwardian era, the cloth features a large cluster of berries in two opposite corners. … Read More
A cute pair of white leather high top baby shoes. Original pearl shoes buttons fasten the shoes. Dating from the early 1900’s to 1920’s. Even though worn, the shoes are quite good. Suitable for a doll or add to a … Read More
Another sweet home sewn doll dress from the early 1900’s era. This charming dress is made of white voile trimmed with a wide lace ruffle at the hem. Simple bodice gathered at the waist and neck line. Sleeveless with unfinished … Read More
A pretty vintage Irish Crochet dress front collar in white cotton thread. Dating from the later Edwardian – 1920’s. Size of the collar is 9-1/2″ long across the bottom edge. Width is 9″ from the point to bottom. Find out … Read More
Unworn old stock, men’s collarless shirt from the Edwardian – 1920’s. The shirt is a white cotton with black stripes. Arrow label with original price tag. Still tied and pinned in the original packaging, so without undoing, I haven’t inspected … Read More
Here is a small size china powder jar from the late Edwardian – 1920’s era. Inside opening of jar is of brass, as is the catch. I especially love the detailing to the lady on the lid, with her chiseled … Read More
A sweet early 1900’s, Edwardian child’s dress in a blue and white check homespun fabric. The dress sewn at home on a treadle machine. The bodice is constructed with wide vertical tucks on both the front and back of dress. … Read More