An Edwardian little girl’s sweet dotted Swiss blouse or bodice. Suitable for photography, costuming or display. A wide ruffle collar and tiny crocheted buttons accent this blouse. A silk ribbon drawstring adjust the fit at the neck line. Collar is … Read More
A gorgeous pair of French white leather gloves from the Edwardian – 1920 era. The gloves are unworn,old store stock, still tied together with string and wrapped in the original tissue. Two metal snaps, with Trefousse brand, printed on the … Read More
Six beautiful tassels from the Edwardian to 1920’s era. All old stock, still on the wire ring with hang tag. Origin is not indicated but more than likely France. Made of fine silk, or silk rayon thread, in assorted jewel-tone … Read More
A vintage, Asian influence hand held folding fan from the Edwardian to 1920’s era. A lovely hand painted, or partially hand painted, paper fan with bone and sandalwood stick. Design of the textured paper is embellished with a beautiful peacock … Read More
Here is a sweet little white cotton doll dress. Victorian or Edwardian in style, however, although vintage, It may or may not be as old as the 1900’s. The bodice is made of white eyelet with a tiny narrow trim … Read More
Lovely, just lovely, this antique cumberbund or lady’s belt sash. Dates from the late Victorian or Edwardian era. Suitable for Gothic, Steampunk or period costuming. Home sewn, the cumberbund is made of black silk damask fabric, shirred and boned at both ends. … Read More
Here’s a white batiste or lawn fabric, princess petticoat from the late Victorian or Edwardian era. The bodice style is sleeveless and the neck line is round. Narrow lace trims both neck line and sleeve area. A vertical insertion of … Read More
A lovely antique hand made Battenburg tape and mixed lace collar from the Victorian or early Edwardian era. The collar consist of two pieces, a high neck in a narrow band plus a dress front of Battenburg with mixed lace … Read More
A darling hand made pink silk satin ribbon bow with tiny thread accents. More than likely, a pretty embellishment for a dress collar or perhaps decorated a sash. A metal pin clip on the back for fastening. Dates from the … Read More
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