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Edwardian Eyelet White Cotton Petticoat with Lace Hem | No. 001 c.1900-1915
Antique white cotton petticoat featuring a softly gathered silhouette and generous sweep, Detailed with horizontal rows of pintucks and floral eyelet embroidery, finished with a scalloped lace hem that adds weight and movement. One right side pocket, two back snap buttons, and a drawstring waist allows for adjustable fit allowing for high or low waist styling. Designed to be worn beneath dresses but striking enough to stand on its own today. Marked with the original owner's initials in red, a common practice for Edwardian Era undergarments, offering a rare and intimate glance into its history.
ESTIMATED ERA: 1900-1915
MATERIAL: Cotton lawn or batiste
COLOR: White
SOURCED IN: Paris France
MEASUREMENTS (flat):
17.5” at the largest
Length 34”
FIT: One Size, XS-L, shown on a size S, 5’1” and an XS/S, 5’5”
CONDITION: Some small pinholes and markings constant with age and time.
STYLING IDEAS: A staple skirt that can be styled in many different ways, pairs beautifully with romantic blouses of all colors. Wear with a simple cami and a vintage denim jacket or French chore coat. Get coastal paired with an oversized cashmere knit on the beach. Look carefree with worn leather boots and a piano shawl. Or dawn on a moto leather jack for that give to me your leather take from me my lace kinda night.
Antique white cotton petticoat featuring a softly gathered silhouette and generous sweep, Detailed with horizontal rows of pintucks and floral eyelet embroidery, finished with a scalloped lace hem that adds weight and movement. One right side pocket, two back snap buttons, and a drawstring waist allows for adjustable fit allowing for high or low waist styling. Designed to be worn beneath dresses but striking enough to stand on its own today. Marked with the original owner's initials in red, a common practice for Edwardian Era undergarments, offering a rare and intimate glance into its history.
ESTIMATED ERA: 1900-1915
MATERIAL: Cotton lawn or batiste
COLOR: White
SOURCED IN: Paris France
MEASUREMENTS (flat):
17.5” at the largest
Length 34”
FIT: One Size, XS-L, shown on a size S, 5’1” and an XS/S, 5’5”
CONDITION: Some small pinholes and markings constant with age and time.
STYLING IDEAS: A staple skirt that can be styled in many different ways, pairs beautifully with romantic blouses of all colors. Wear with a simple cami and a vintage denim jacket or French chore coat. Get coastal paired with an oversized cashmere knit on the beach. Look carefree with worn leather boots and a piano shawl. Or dawn on a moto leather jack for that give to me your leather take from me my lace kinda night.
