Assuming dress is required, the following 440 results were found.
DARLINGTON RUNK Evening Dress, Philadelphia, ca. 1895
DARLINGTON RUNK Evening Dress, Philadelphia, ca. 1895 A beautiful antique original embroidered white silk chiffon and yellow velvet evening dress, ca. 1895. The label reads Darlington Runk and CO. Philadelphia. The bodice has yellow velvet leg of...
ALTMAN & Co. Evening Dress, Paris and New York, ca. 1912
ALTMAN & Co. Evening Dress, Paris and New York, ca. 1912 Beaded net evening gown, ca. 1912. American label: B. Altman & Co. * Paris and New York. Cream floral-patterned silk having a tulle overlay, short lace sleeve, bodice decorated with pearls,...
Party Dress, ca. 1925 A touch of the dress! Party dress from the mid 1920s. Origin: England, London. Made of lace, worn over a pink silk underdress. Short lace sleeves. Moderately good to well preserved. There are some tears in the lace, which can only...
Day Dress, ca. 1921 Antique day dress from the early 1920s. Made from navy blue wool thread. The cut of the dress reminds of a tunic cut. Decorated with mirror-inverted, long burgundy red velvet applications; with a lily symbol at the top; triangular...
Day Dress, ca. 1922 Antique day dress from the early 1920s. Made from black wool thread. The cut of the dress reminds of a tunic cut. Breast insert of metal brocade, which is sewn on. Narrow belt of the same material. Floral embroideries in the skirt...
Embroidered Flapper Dress, France, ca. 1925
Embroidered Flapper Dress, France, ca. 1925 Black silk chiffon short sleeve shift dress, ca. 1925. Origin: France. Antique dress with white glass bugle bead design and fringe; paired with a matching black silk satin slip. Unlabeled. The overall...
Beach dress, ca 1914. Made of thin blue striped cream silk. The antique dress is a one piece. Front and side closure by buttons and snaps. Wide waist and belt area. Decorative glass buttons on the chest area and cuffs. Lace collar (which, however, is...
Linen Day Dress, America, ca. 1906
One-piece day dress made of linen or a linen mixture, ca. 1906. Origin: America. The antique dress stands out for its strict geometric patterns dominating the top and the skirt (lacework and embroidery). Back closure by means of small buttons. Very...
A.M. VAIL Wedding Dress, America, ca. 1879
Elegant one-piece wedding dress, ca. 1879. Made in princess style. American label: A.M. Vail, 219 West 53rd St. Antique dress is cream; made of a heavy damask fabric with floral motif. Small stand-up collar with tulle ruffles. Tulle was also used on...
A beautiful gray silk day dress, circa 1916. The gray silk is decorated with small flowers in red, yellow and green. The dress is a one piece. It is characterized by parts that are placed in small pleats: at the hem of the skirt, in the chest and back...
SHERWOOD Afternoon Dress, New York, ca. 1902
Rare Gibson Girl dress in the color red, ca. 1902. Material: a thin, flowing silk. American label: CW Sherwood * 281 W. 11th St. NY. The antique dress is a two-piece consisting of a skirt and a top. The bodice is lined inside with red silk and...
MADAME AGNES UNWIN Summer Dress, London, ca. 1911
Elegant one-piece summer dress, circa 1911. English label: Madame Agnes Unwin * Court Dressmaker * 3 New Burlington St * Regent St W. The dress is made of thin ecru gauze fabric, beautifully embroidered. Brown velvet belt, with a second, playful row in...
Two-piece antique dress, ca. 1896. It was worn as an afternoon dress in England. The dress captivates with the bust part laid in pink tulle pleats. Lace in the shoulder and neck area. Half-length sleeves. Cuffs made of black tulle flounces. Belt in...
Regency Dress, England, ca. 1815
Sea foam green dress from the Regency period, ca. 1815, origin: England. The fabric is a soft, flowing silk fabric with a leaf motif woven into it. Two slits at the sides, which were used to access the side pockets. Flounce at the hem, probably...
Chantilly & Sky Blue Satin Evening Dress, ca. 1914
A beautiful, one-piece evening dress made of Chantilly lace and sky-blue silk, ca. 1914. The antique dress comes from the Valentine Museum, America. The blue silk sections hanging down the sides/back as two panels are striking. These are beautifully...
Child Bride Wedding Dress, America, ca. 1896
We were quite astonished when we draped this petite wedding dress. The measurements would fit a girl aged 15 or 16 at most. And then we did some research. At the end of the 19th century, it was still common in America for very young girls to be "given...
Royal Blue Evening and Afternoon Dress, England, ca. 1860
An unusual dress that has two tops: one for the evening and one for the afternoon reception. Both were worn in England around 1860. This unique dress is made of royal blue moiré silk. It is striking that each of the parts is decorated with different...
Mauve Evening Dress, England, ca. 1860
Evening dress from the crinoline period, ca. 1860. Origin: England. The fabric is a violet-lilac (mauve) moiré silk. The first artificial aniline pigment, mauveine, is named after this color. It was discovered by chance in 1856 by the British chemist...
BERKELBACH Wedding Dress, ca. 1910
at back with a large satin covered buckle. Label: Berkelbach on inner petersham. Unusual swallowtail shaped train. The dress hangs loose below waist with extensive back hook and eye closures. Off white net french tambour lace hangs over one shoulder...
Reception or Dinner Dress, ca. 1896
Reception or dinner dress from the late Victorian period, ca. 1896. Provenance: English collection. The antique dress is very elaborately decorated. It is a two-piece dress made of silk in a cappuccino color. Lined with brown glazed cotton. The skirt...
