Assuming dresses is required, the following 440 results were found.
Travel Dress, America, ca. 1879
mother-of-pearl buttons (one requires special attention). Small side pocket for a watch. Typical "cule de Paris" for the dresses of this period. Elaborately pleated at the back. Decorative mother-of-pearl buttons are used here. The underdress is made of...
Polonaise Style Travel Dress, England, ca. 1875
which was very fashionable at the time. The name comes from the English Queen Alexandra, Princess of Wales. She made these dresses socially acceptable. They were only made and worn for a few years, making it easy to date at this point. The dress is in...
Cinnamon Silk Dressing Gown, America, ca. 1870
One-piece house dress or morning dress, ca. 1870. Origin: America. Cinnamon colored silk has been stitched in the front area. 12 buttons decorate the front area. Closure is by means of concealed hooks and eyes. Wide cuffs of the same cinnamon silk; two...
MARY CUMMINGS Summer Dress, Louisville, ca. 1918
MARY CUMMINGS Summer Dress, Louisville, ca. 1918 Very elegant summer dress, ca. 1918. American label of a famous fashion designer: Mary Cummings * Louisville (Kentucky). The dress is made of white gauze with purple vertical stripes. Closure in the...
PLUYM Titanic Era Walking Dress, Washington, dated April 1912
Exceptional walking dress, dated 1912. Origin: America, Washington label of the company Pluym. The dress is dated April 1912. It is the month in which the Titanic sank. On her maiden voyage, the Titanic collided sideways with an iceberg about 300 miles...
Maternity Dress, America, ca. 1890
Very rare pregnancy or maternity dress, ca. 1890. Origin: America. According to the way it was made, the dress is a home dress, which was not intended for the looks of outsiders. The dress is made of royal blue satin. Is a one-piece, but tailored to...
A hint of a dress! But a hint of a very elegant dress. More precisely, a tea dress or garden party dress that was worn over a light or dark underdress. Made of white cotton to be worn in America around 1910. The dress was made for a young woman or...
GRANT BROS. Day Dress, Croydon, ca. 1912
Day dress, ca. 1912. The antique dress bears the label: Grant Bros * Croydon. Croydon is a large town in south London, England. The dress is lilac in colour. Trimmings, small decorative mother-of-pearl buttons, lace breast section, elaborate walking...
GRANT BROS. Evening Dress, Croydon, ca. 1912
Elegant evening dress, ca. 1912, label: Grant Bros * Croydon. Croydon is a large town in south London, England. The antique dress is a one-piece. Very lavishly embroidered with glass pins, pearls and flowers made of thread. Hanging strands of pearls in...
Silver and Enamel Dressing Set, Birmingham, 1910
A Cased Silver and Enamel Lady's Dressing Set, by Henry Matthews, comprising; a pair of hat pins, six buttons and three buckles, each with blue guilloche enamel frames with laurel decoration. The set is in good condition with very light wear to the...
Art Nouveau Wedding Dress, ca. 1895
What a dress! It is one of the most beautiful and eye-catching Art Nouveau dresses, dating back to the early days of this artistic and cultural historical era. It is an excellent example of the counter-movement of young fashion designers to backward...
Art Nouveau Green Silk Evening Gown, ca. 1910
Art Nouveau Green Silk Evening Gown, ca. 1910 Stunning Art Nouveau evening gown with the label: “Mlle. * J. Franken * 35 Breevort PL* Brooklyn”. The antique gown is made in a very pale celery green silk with ivory lace and silver beading. Boned lining...
Male Mannequin, ca. 1890 This antique wooden dress form dates from the end of the 19th century. Its very, very hard to find such a antique wooden mannequin in this condition. Black wooden boots. Good condition, even if one or the other tube is broken...
Robe á L'Anglaise, British, ca. 1770
few tiny holes. One discoloration/spot on the front right. All in all a very nice and authentic appearance. One of the few dresses from this epoch that are currently offered worldwide. The decoration is not included.
WORTH Dévoré Velvet Evening Dress, Paris, ca. 1926
WORTH Dévoré Velvet Evening Dress, Paris, ca. 1926 Sleeveless red Dévoré velvet evening dress, ca. 1926. Design House: House of Worth (French, 1858–1956). V-neck, the blouson bodice decorated in crystal beads and rhinestones, dropped waist, hip sash...
Silk Dress, ca. 1800-1805 A pale green/blue changeable silk dress from the early 19th century, ca. 1800-1805. Dress with narrow inner linen breast panels, fall-front bodice attached to the silk skirt, with silk waist ties, long sleeves and trained...
MACHERET Society Dress, New York & Paris, ca. 1901
MACHERET Society Dress, New York & Paris, ca. 1901 Zweiteiliges antikes Gesellschaftskleid, ca. 1901. Amerikanisches Label: Macheret, New York & Paris. Das antike Kleid ist ein Traum aus cremefarbenem Seiden-Crêpe und gelber Spitze. Oberteil und Rock...
Elegant day dress, ca. 1900, origin: America. The antique dress is a two-piece dress consisting of a top and skirt. The top and skirt are made of a beautifully patterned silk. The bodice is decorated with cream-coloured lace in the neck and bust area,...
A touch of a dress! But a touch of a very elegant dress. More precisely a tea dress or a garden party dress worn over a light or even dark undergarment. Made of pink silk to wear in America in the late 19th century. Horizontal and vertical lace...
