Assuming dress is required, the following 440 results were found.
A hint of a dress! But a hint of a very elegant dress. More precisely, a tea dress or a garden party dress that was worn over a light or dark underdress. Made from white cotton to wear at the end of the 19th century in America. Horizontal and vertical...
Two-piece summer dress from the Edwardian period, ca. 1903. The antique dress is a two-piece dress. It is made from a thin, printed cotton fabric. Pattern: light blue flowers and leaves on a light background. High neckline made of bobbin lace or rather...
Antique day dress in sky blue silk, from the early 1860s. Origin: England. The dress is a two-piece, light summer ensemble. Tailored, long bodice decorated with dark green fringes. Front fastening with colour-coordinated buttons. Small collar made of...
FIMPEL Wedding Dress, Vienna, ca. 1898
Cream-coloured wedding dress made of mohair wool, ca. 1898, Viennese label: Fimpel * Robes & Costümes *VII. Kirchengasse 43. The antique dress consists of a bodice and skirt, with a silk shawl. The end of the scarf is decorated with medallions made of...
Beautiful lace wedding dress, circa 1915, origin: England. The dress is made of cream-coloured satin silk. Above it is an embroidered net tulle/lace, which is cascading, hanging, flowing (at the train) and very creatively attached. The batwing sleeves,...
RALPH RICHMAN wedding dress, Walsall, ca. 1870
Two-piece wedding dress made of champagne-colored silk, ca. 1870. The embroidered label on the waistband reads: Ralph Richman, Park Street, Walsall. Walsall is a town of around 170,000 inhabitants in the West Midlands in England. The antique dress...
Lace Evening Dress or Tea Gown, ca. 1901
Wow, what an elegant tea dress or evening gown, ca. 1901. Provenance: Valentine Museum, America. The antique dress is made of bobbin lace and ribbon lace. All handmade! What an elaborate piece of work. The dress includes a bodice, skirt with train and...
Titanic-Era Evening Dress, America, ca. 1912
Opulent evening dress from the wedding of the Titanic era, ca. 1912. Provenance: Valentine Museum, America. The antique dress is a one-piece made of silver-colored lamé fabric. The implied bodice is made of lace, which is covered with an overlay of...
LEROUX Ball Gown, New York, ca. 1890
Ball Gown, New York, ca. 1890 Elegant evening or ball gown, ca. 1890. American manufacturer label: B. Leroux, New York. The dress is made of cream silk satin printed with blue, yellow and red flowers. The back part of the bodice and the long train are...
MAISON H. THIRION Reception Gown, Paris, ca. 1895
What a "dramatic dress"! We have never had such a typical dress of the 1890s. Made and worn in Paris. Maison H. Thirion * 47 Boulevard Saint-Michel * Paris. The fabric is a patterned nile green silk fabric. Big gigot sleeves, small stand-up collar,...
Regency Silk Dress, England, ca. 1818
Nile green dress from the Regency period, ca. 1818. The term Regency describes an epoch in the history of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland (from 1811 to 1820). Long sleeves, which are decorated on the back with buttons in the cuff area....
Wedding Dress, England, ca. 1901
Two-piece wedding dress made of cream silk satin, ca. 1901. Origin: England. The bodice closes at the sides with hooks and eyes, creating the typical dove breast for these dresses. Long sleeves that end with a sophisticated cuff closure. In the area of...
Burgundy Evening and Afternoon Dress, England, ca. 1880
Wow. What a dress. Burgundy moiré silk has been combined with black (and cream) lace to create a dream dress. But first things first. The bodice for the afternoon reception has long sleeves decorated with black lace on the outside and cream lace on the...
Biedermeier Dress, Germany, ca. 1824
Wow! An antique dress from the early Biedermeier period. The name is more than correct: this dress comes from Germany, around 1824, and that makes it something special. After two world wars in the 20th century and other political turmoil in the 19th...
Biedermeier Evening Dress, Austria, ca. 1845
When this dress was worn in Vienna in 1845, Karl Leopold Joseph Franz Marcellin, known as the Good, was Emperor of Austria and King of Bohemia. It is one of the few dresses we have found in Austria. It is made of a blue-grey brocade silk fabric with a...
Antique, two-piece wedding dress, ca. 1867, origin: England. The wedding ensemble is made of cream-colored, slightly ribbed silk. Wide bell sleeves. The neckline, sleeves and hemline of the bodice are decorated with beautiful pleated appliqués. The...
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div Silver and Enamel Dressing Set, Birmingham, 1910 Rococo Wig Bag, England, ca. 1795 COMBER Gents Buttons and Brooch, England, ca. 1905 Six Gents Buttons, England, ca. 1902 Six Gents Buttons, England, ca. 1905 Six Gents Buttons, England, ca. 1900...
Fanciful Victorian Gown, ca. 1899
Fanciful Victorian Gown, ca. 1899 Fanciful and extraordinary yellow silk trained gown with off-white fine net ruffles. The ruffles are made of a fine netting. They are applied on a white braid and then sewn onto the gown Bodice and cuffs have an inner...
Exquisite Summer Dress, Paris Label, ca. 1901
Exquisite Summer Dress, Paris Label, ca. 1901 This beautiful 1901 summer gown is a wonderful example of the elegance of late Victorian and early Edwardian dressmaking. It is a little sampler of the century dressmaking techniques. The puffed sleeves are...
WORTH Evening Dress, Paris, ca. 1910
WORTH Evening Dress, Paris, ca. 1910 One piece ivory silk satin evening dress with silk and metallic brocade having. Woven signature petersham: “Worth, Paris”. Boned bodice with short puffed sleeve and front point, trimmed in lace on net, open skirt...
