Assuming dresses is required, the following 440 results were found.
Boudoir Gown, England, ca. 1870
One-piece boudoir dress, ca. 1870, origin: England. The antique dress is a one-piece made from a floral silk. This is reminiscent of 18th century silk (as it was made in Sheffield). Small stand-up collar, decorative bow at the bust, silk-covered...
Rare Couture House Sign "Schwestern Flöge Modesalon", designed by Gustav Klimt, Vienna, ca. 1904
no. 1b). In this salon, which had been designed by the architect Josef Hoffmann in Art Nouveau style, she presented model dresses that corresponded to the fashion taste of the Wiener Werkstätte. When Emilie opened her fashion salon in 1904, Gustav Klimt...
GRANT BROS. Three Graces, ca. 1912
We've never had three dresses with the same label before. Three dresses at once, mind you. All three come from the same wearer. And they all come from the same department stores': Grant Brothers, Croydon, England. Croydon is a large town in south...
OPPERMANN & Co. Evening Shoes, Princely House of Wied, ca. 1867-1870
Luise zu Wied (1880-1965). Two years after her death, these shoes are auctioned off at Christie's together with other dresses and accessories from her estate. They were acquired by Doris Langley Moore on 11 July 1967. Doris Langley Moore (1902-1989) was...
Men's Black Satin Stock Collar, ca. 1830
Men's Black Satin Stock Collar, ca. 1830 Museum Quality! Standard neckwear for men of the 1830s years. A shaped band fastened at the back of the neck with ties, a large metal buckle. This type of neckcloth was introduced to general society by King...
Rococo Choker, ca. 1780 Rococo choker, European school, ca. 1780. Hand painted portrait miniature of a noble lade wearing a pale red dress. Mounted in a metal (gilded silver?) frame. Watercolour on ivory. Very good condition for age and type. Superbly...
Men's Clothing Rococo Blue Wool Suit, England, ca. 1795 Rococo Coat, Waistcoat and Wig Bag, England, ca. 1795 General Cloak of the English Army, ca. 1910 Royal livery, Royal House of Hanover, ca. 1890 HERMANN HOFFMANN Coat, Berlin, ca. 1925 Empire...
side is ornate with purple glass stones, wire embroidery and light glass beads. This asymmetry is typical for the bustle dresses from this time. A continuation from this asymmetry we find in the skirt. On the one side is an additional lace panel....
WORTH Evening or Ball Gown, Paris, ca. 1894
is lightly stained. Two little holes in the lace of the hemline. Provenance: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Worth dresses are very rare to find. The decoration is not included. Charles Frederick Worth was the designer who dominated Parisian...
16 crochet bodice buttons, handmade Brussels lace. Draped skirt with self-fabric pleated trim. Long train, typical for the dresses from this fashion period. Part of the lot: silk pumps, silk stockings & glove. All in very good to excellent condition....
MAISON LIPMAN Reception or Society Gown, ca. 1896
in lace and soft textures." And in the 1890 Volume III: "The Maison Lipman has not been behindhand in making up the dresses that have been seen at every fashionable gathering." And you likely know that Rue de la Paix was THE great couture dress...
Over the years we have had many extraordinary dresses in our hands. But none like this one. This is probably the most splendid ball gown from the early days of the crinoline. Origin: France, around 1855. The dress is made of pink silk and covered with...
cord to adjust the size of the neckline. Front closure by buttons. The skirt has the round shape that is typical for the dresses of this period. Small train. Back closure by means of hooks and eyelets. Large back bow decorated with fringes and tulle....
Single Feather Fans, England, 1920s
a feather boa or a feather fan. These two fans, each consisting of two large individual feathers, were worn with such dresses in the 1920s. The fans were used less for cooling, and more for playing, coquetting, adorning, and hiding the face. Very well...
Here we present one of the most opulent, beautiful and very well preserved wedding dresses from the late 1870s. Origin: American collection. The antique dress is a two-piece, consisting of a skirt and bodice. The skirt has a built-in lobster tail that...
Chantilly-Lace Jacket, ca. 1860
Such jackets made of thin Chantilly lace were worn over crinoline dresses with their wide skirts. They were a fashion accessory that rounded off the ladies' distinctive appearance. And: they were a status symbol. Even though this lace gradually began...
CALZADO GIL Children's Shoes, Valencia, ca. 1926
Children's Flapper Shoes, ca. 1926. Label: Calzado Gil, Valencia. What a find! In the 20s little girls was dressed like adult women. Chic and smart. With a short flapper dress the girl wore these shoes. The shoes are made of lamé. Strap closure by...
EMILE PINGAT Bustle Silk Gown, ca. 1882
Emile Pingat Two-Piece Large Black Silk Satin Bustle Dress, 1878. Label: E. Pingat, 30. Rue Louis-Le-Grand 30, Paris. Antique Haute Couture gown consisting of a bodice and skirt; bodice trimmed with cream handmade lace with a center front closure of...
Grey Silk Chiffon Reception Gown, ca. 1909
Grey Silk Chiffon Reception Gown, ca. 1909 Edwardian reception gown in grey silk chiffon over ivory China silk embellished with glass shells. Dressmaker’s label on waistband: „Mme Renfrew Wood * 12 W. 48 St * New York”. The upper bodice and sleeves are...
Orange Silk Brocade Reception Gown, ca. 1905
Orange Silk Brocade Reception Gown, ca. 1905 Gorgeous ca. 1905 silk taffeta afternoon dress or reception gown in a tone on then orange stripe and with a floral and polka dot brocade. The dress has an ivory lace stand collar and chest yoke. The collar...
