A pair of velveteen fabric covered shoes stretchers from the 1920’s or 1930’s. The metal pair were hand covered in a shade of pink fabric then decorated with ribbon bows. More than likely, this pair was given as a gift, … Read More
From the early part of the 1900’s, a pretty Victorian or Edwardian princess petticoat. The A line full slip, with its gored panels gives a perfect silhouette to this lovely old garment. The scoop neck line is trimmed in lace … Read More
A stunning little girl’s bonnet is blue silk fabric bedecked with cream pleated ribbon trimming, chin ties and bow at the back. The soft but shaped bonnet has even more dazzle with a layer of black tulle netting layered over … Read More
What a lovely very wearable and stylish petticoat! From the late Victorian or early 1900’s a black cotton petticoat. Suitable for mourning costuming, Gothic or Steampunk. The skirt is made of of four fabric panels, flat in the front with a … Read More
This is great for sewing and crafts! A great Americana piece of red, white, and blue fabric from an old mattress tick. It is a heavy duty stripe cotton twill weave with the piece seamed in the center. Dates from the … Read More
Here’s a cute vintage 1950’s women’s dress in a blue taffeta fabric. It is a belted style with sweetheart neckline with jewel ornamentation on the front bodice. Skirt is full with slash style pockets. Raglan sleeves but with sewn in … Read More
Here’s an old primitive lighting tool from the Civil War era that is as functional today as it was then. This cast iron metal candlewick trimmers scissors was patented on the 4th of Nov. 1864. It is stamped on the … Read More
From an Italian trousseau, a pair of layover pillow shams from the early 1900’s. Found in Buffalo, New York area, the pair features a church with steeple and an angel on either side of the church. The inspiration setting is … Read More
Here’s a sweet child’s home made bib from the late teens or early 1920’s. The muslin fabric is embroidered with a pair of Roosevelt teddy bears playing ball. In the lower corners of the bib are rabbits with feeding dishes. … Read More
This is so cute for a vintage kitchen! In olden days here was a clever way of storing table linens after they were washed and iron to be kept fresh until ready to be used. The Gatherings is offering this … Read More