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1796-1806 Empire Gown Multi-Size 8(8-14), 16(16-20) or 22(22-26) in B, C & D cups The bodice conservatively cut yet it has the fashionable small back of the period. As a result of the small back the sleeves form the shoulders, creating a very comfortable fit. Drawstrings fasten the center front closed at the neck and waist. |
#PP031-8
#PP031-16 #PP031-22 $25.00 |
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1901-1908 Straight Fronted
Corset Multi-Size 8-26 Original Edwardian corsets were made of coutil, cotton sateen, silk taffeta and a fine high thread count cotton. |
#PP106 $9.00 |
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Two Edwardian Combinations Multi-Size 10-20 A combination is a corset cover and petticoat or drawers sewn together at the waist with a waist band or ribbon tie. |
#PP107 $14.00 |
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Four Edwardian Corset Covers Multi-Size 10-20 The corset covers worn by the ladies sitting on the ottoman are featured in corset covers worn by women with mature figures which did not need padding to create the fashionable S-shape. The standing lady is wearing a corset cover with a ruffle down the front which adds fullness without padding. |
#PP108 $14.00 |
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Turn of the Century Reception
Gown Multi-Size 10-16 The princess cut reception gown is deceivingly simple. The complicated construction is due to the Valencienne lace overlay being encrusted with heavy needlework lace below the knees, lark silk embroidery, appliqués at the waist, sleeves and skirt and organza trim at the neck, wrist and hem. The petticoat lining of silk taffeta is attached at the waist and back edges. The skirt hem is finished with several rows of ruffles. It fastens up the back with hooks and eyes. |
#PP112 $19.00 |
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Edwardian French Drawers Multi-Size 10-20 French drawers fit smoothly over the hips with darts and flare below the knees. They can be fastened at the sides with buttons or a drawstring at the back waist. They can be made very simply or become an artistic display of insert and trim lace, ribbons and needlework. |
#PP117 $14.00 |
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1890's Side Closing Bodices Multi-Size 8-20 These two bodices represent the tailored and frilly styles of the Gay 1890's. The small gigot sleeve is particularly attractive to create a broad shoulder line, which in turn gives the illusion of a small waist. |
#PP207 $12.00 |
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1890's Circular Skirt Multi-Size 10-20 Because the circular skirt is not gored, it is quick and easy to sew. This style fits smoothly over the hips. |
#PP208 $12.00 |
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1899-1910 Double Breasted Dress
Jacket Multi-Size 10-18 This double breasted jacket is very easy to make, even the pad stitching in the collar is machine sewn. |
#PP210 $12.00 |
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1894 Tea Gown or Wrapper Multi-Size 10-18 The waist is drawn in snugly with a self fabric belt or wide ribbon, while the Watteau pleats at center back hang loosely away from the body. The gown pleats are held in place by the smooth fitting yoke. The yoke is self fabric trimmed or finished with lace and has leg 'o mutton sleeves. |
#PP211 $19.00 |
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