A handmade hand crocheted drawnstring purse or bag from the vintage era of the Edwardian – 1920’s. The pattern of the ecru purse is a square waffle weave with an inset of flora near the bottom (same on the reverse … Read More
A vintage child’s baby bonnet from the 1920’s era. The size would be suitable for Christening or dressing a doll. The bonnet is made of white organdy fabric trimmed with rows of pin tucks and narrow lace edging. Either side … Read More
Truly a treasure…..from the end of the Edwardian era ~ World War 1 to the early 1920’s era. This is pretty straw hat with a gorgeous assortment of fabric flowers embellishments. Interesting shaped brim, wide through the width, more narrow … Read More
A unique pair of vintage salesman’s sample gloves. Dating from the later Edwardian – 1920’s, the fashionable pair are made of silk, possibly a blend of silk and rayon, with hand stitched detailing. Handmade button holes with two pearl buttons … Read More
Just in time for summer! A vintage 1930’s natural straw hat in a very pleasing woven straw. Shape of the brim is turned up. What is there not to love about this hat ….. even the decorations of tiny flocked … Read More
Yesterday’s past always spells surprises, such as this unique child’s feeding bib made of terry cloth fabric. Interesting the fabric, but also the motto GOOD BOY woven front and center. Now what could be more rewarding than the child to … Read More
Suitable for dress making or button crafts, a group of 20 buttons in a black and raised silver glass. Buttons date from the late Victorian Edwardian era. Buttons still on the original card printed “extra fine quality – Austria”. … Read More
A little boy’s Victorian tam hat from the later 1870’s to 1890’s era. This 19th century hat is extremely nice. It is a cloth fabric in a linen / cotton, raised weave, stripe pattern. The fabric reflect the colors of … Read More
Here’s a late Victorian baby doll dress that is just adorably sweet. The style is so suitable for possibly dressing a large doll, and of course why not a toddler child. Especially charming for photography work should that be your … Read More
From the vintage years of the 1920’s or 1930’s, a home treadle machine sewn child’s play dress in a muslin cotton. The simple constructed dress with raglan sleeves is embellished with embroidery stitches at the neck line and on skirt, … Read More