DATING TO THE VICTORIAN 19TH CENTURY
FASHIONED OF A WIRED BASE THAT IS COVERED IN STRAW ON THE TOP WITH BLACK SILK VELVET TRIMMING THE BORDERS.
STRIPE SILK TAFFETA RIBBON IS IN RUCHED GATHERS WITH A LARGE VELVET PANSY ON THE CORNER. BLACK VELVET RIBBON TRIMS ACROSS THE BOTTOM REAR AND FALLS INTO LONG TIES.
THE INTERIOR IS LINED IN BLACK POLISHED COTTON, NO LABELING AS TO THE MAKER.
CONDITION: NO FLAWS FOUND, THE FLORAL IS IN NEED OF A STEAMING BUT OTHERWISE STRONG AND WEARABLE.
A VERY SWEET CHILD’S BONNET, GREAT FOR DOLL OR CHILD.
SIZING:
MEASUREMENTS IN INCHES:
ACROSS: 6 1/2
TOP TO BOTTOM: 5 1/4
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Vintage clothing is described to its best and sold as found…and described as accurately as possible. The items HAVE NOT been cleaned and should be cleaned prior to wearing at the discretion of the buyer. Often for proper fit, hang, and wear ability, pieces will need to be altered and/or adding a hook or snap here or there, with a seam closure or strengthening needed. Vintage clothing is most often worn previously, and if old stock, often has slight imperfections from storage, a hint of color or odor.
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