A breathtaking piece of wearable history, this Edwardian-era white cotton dress is a testament to the extraordinary needlework of the early 1900s. The back features elegant vertical lace insertion panels that run the full length of the dress, interspersed with delicate pin-tucks that catch the light beautifully. The short puffed sleeves with fluted lace cuffs are quintessentially Edwardian, while the tiered skirt with lace-trimmed flounces creates a graceful, sweeping silhouette.
The high neck with a ruffled collar frames the face with feminine charm. The dress fastens at the back, as was typical of the period. The cotton fabric remains in remarkable condition for its age, retaining its crisp white tone.
- Era: Edwardian (c. 1900–1910)
- Fabric: White cotton with lace insertion panels
- Details: Pin-tucks, tiered skirt, puffed sleeves, ruffled high collar
- Condition: Good antique condition — please enquire for full condition report
- One-of-a-kind piece
A rare find for collectors, costume historians, or anyone who appreciates the artistry of Edwardian fashion.