Antique Edwardian Corset Cover – Eyelet Lace Cotton Camisole – 1900s Lingerie – Victorian Dress

$260.00
Exquisite antique Edwardian era corset cover or camisole featuring beautiful hand-done eyelet embroidery and delicate lace insertions. A stunning example of early 20th century ladies' undergarments and fine needlework.

Design & Construction Features:

Hand-embroidered eyelet daisy motifs across yoke and straps
Multiple rows of fine cotton lace insertions
Delicate crocheted or bobbin lace trim throughout
Five mother-of-pearl buttons down center front
Wide shoulder straps with eyelet embroidery
Vertical lace insertion panels on body
Scalloped lace edging at hem
Fine cotton batiste fabric

Eyelet & Lace Details:

Cutwork eyelet embroidery in daisy/floral pattern on yoke
Horizontal bands of insertion lace
Vertical lace panels creating decorative effect
Multiple widths and styles of vintage lace
Ladder stitch and drawn thread work accents

Measurements:

Length: Approximately 16 inches (top to bottom)
Width across bust: Approximately 16 inches (laid flat, measured across)
Strap width: Approximately 2 inches with eyelet decoration
Distance between straps: Approximately 8 inches
Back closure opening: Approximately 5 inches
Bretelles (shoulder strap) length: Approximately 5 inches each side

Construction Notes:

Small unsewn/open pattern areas at front and back
5 button closure down front
Interior shows period construction techniques

Condition: Antique/vintage condition consistent with age (100+ years old). Shows natural aging including some discoloration/yellowing of white fabric. Small unsewn areas noted in description. Please examine all photos carefully. This is a genuine antique textile showing authentic wear. Some areas may benefit from gentle conservation cleaning by textile specialist.

Era & Historical Context: Circa 1900-1915, Edwardian era. Corset covers were worn over corsets to protect outer clothing and provide a modest layer. The elaborate lace and eyelet work indicates this was a higher-quality garment, possibly part of a trousseau or special occasion undergarment set.

Perfect For:

Antique textile collectors
Edwardian fashion historians
Vintage lingerie collections
Museum or costume collection
Period film/theater costumes
Inspiration for modern designs
Lace and needlework study
Display as textile art

Important Notes: This is a fragile antique textile over 100 years old. Handle with care.

A remarkable piece of Edwardian fashion history showcasing the exceptional needlework and attention to detail of the era!
Exquisite antique Edwardian era corset cover or camisole featuring beautiful hand-done eyelet embroidery and delicate lace insertions. A stunning example of early 20th century ladies' undergarments and fine needlework.

Design & Construction Features:

Hand-embroidered eyelet daisy motifs across yoke and straps
Multiple rows of fine cotton lace insertions
Delicate crocheted or bobbin lace trim throughout
Five mother-of-pearl buttons down center front
Wide shoulder straps with eyelet embroidery
Vertical lace insertion panels on body
Scalloped lace edging at hem
Fine cotton batiste fabric

Eyelet & Lace Details:

Cutwork eyelet embroidery in daisy/floral pattern on yoke
Horizontal bands of insertion lace
Vertical lace panels creating decorative effect
Multiple widths and styles of vintage lace
Ladder stitch and drawn thread work accents

Measurements:

Length: Approximately 16 inches (top to bottom)
Width across bust: Approximately 16 inches (laid flat, measured across)
Strap width: Approximately 2 inches with eyelet decoration
Distance between straps: Approximately 8 inches
Back closure opening: Approximately 5 inches
Bretelles (shoulder strap) length: Approximately 5 inches each side

Construction Notes:

Small unsewn/open pattern areas at front and back
5 button closure down front
Interior shows period construction techniques

Condition: Antique/vintage condition consistent with age (100+ years old). Shows natural aging including some discoloration/yellowing of white fabric. Small unsewn areas noted in description. Please examine all photos carefully. This is a genuine antique textile showing authentic wear. Some areas may benefit from gentle conservation cleaning by textile specialist.

Era & Historical Context: Circa 1900-1915, Edwardian era. Corset covers were worn over corsets to protect outer clothing and provide a modest layer. The elaborate lace and eyelet work indicates this was a higher-quality garment, possibly part of a trousseau or special occasion undergarment set.

Perfect For:

Antique textile collectors
Edwardian fashion historians
Vintage lingerie collections
Museum or costume collection
Period film/theater costumes
Inspiration for modern designs
Lace and needlework study
Display as textile art

Important Notes: This is a fragile antique textile over 100 years old. Handle with care.

A remarkable piece of Edwardian fashion history showcasing the exceptional needlework and attention to detail of the era!