Here’s a fabulous lady’s cami kickers lingerie under wear set, dating from the late teens or early 1920’s. The set was made in France of very fine batiste fabric ~ a sheer delight in feel and so expertly sewn! … 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 set of hand made Victorian or early 1900’s doily mats. The doilies are made of mixed lace, several different tape laces and fill stitches of bobbin lace. Such a nice blending and to finish off, a lovely edging made … Read More
A pretty lace and tulle net dress front piece dickey. Made of machine cotton lace in an ivory or ecru color, the front is made in one piece. Rows of different insertion laces, plus a scallop row of tulle, sewn … Read More
A hand made belt buckle or slide from the Victorian or Edwardian era. Made of white glass beads, in rather an iridescent shimmer, with pearls looped on the inside and outside edge. The backing is covered in black faille, hand … Read More
A beautiful estate find from a local family. The Gatherings is pleased to offer this knotted darn net lace. Dates from the early part of the 1900’s – 1920’s Chinese influence, It looks to be hand made but may be … Read More
A vintage, Asian influence hand held folding fan from the Edwardian to 1920’s era. A lovely hand painted paper fan with decorated wooden sticks. Design of the paper is flower blossoms, in a soft pink color tone, rising from clouds … Read More
Early 1900’s Tin Advertising Boye Sewing Pins Box. “Boye Pins, See The Point” Nickel plated spring steel. Lift lid to reveal the storage area for the pins. Box only with no pins. Find out more about this product HERE! Prefer … Read More
A vintage Art Deco 1920’s darn net knotted lace lacis tablecloth. This type of tablecloth was all the rage during the 1920’s and 1930’s ~ everyone had one, or wanted one for their dining room table. This lovely Art Deco … Read More