Antique Petticoat

Overdyed Victorian Petticoat from the late 19th Century Studio by Vintage Luxury.

Upcycled Victorian Spider Petticoat by Studio VL. Victorian cotton batiste petticoat inserted with tons of lace and ruffles.

Circa 1885 France Large lobster tail skirt forming the train of an elegant bourgeois woman from the beginning of the Third Republic around 1885. Lime or water green moiré silk faille...

A very pretty vintage peach pink slip or slip dress , ideal for Summer. In a super soft silk, the slip has a v neckline with pretty cut out floral detail. It has a pretty backline an...

Overdyed Victorian Full Petticoat by Studio Vintage Luxury. Of light weight cotton with multiple tucks and eyelet lace trim.

One of a kind Hand Embroidered Victorian Petticoat from the late 19th Century from Studio VL.

Key Features: It includes a top ogee-molded drawer above a cabinet door, with the entire structure supported by distinctive scrolled feet.Function: Similar cabinets were sometimes re...

English School, 18th century Pen and black ink with gray wash on cream laid paper, 9 1/4 x 5 inches (238 x132 mm). 1/4 inch repaired loss, top center, to the left of the figure’s h...

And on the lid iris-leaved sisyrinchium (narrow-leaf blue-eyed-grass) and hoop petticoat narcissus. Measures 9 1/4" across over handles x 7 1/2" diameter x 8" tall.

Buttons in light brown bakelite. Adjoining petticoat in brown wool serge. Except a scratch of 0.8cm on the skirt, a missing button and some stains on the lining of the bodice, very n...

The japanned copper surface shows rich, mottled patina from decades of use, creating a striking contrast against the delicate white glass shade. The milk glass petticoat shade, with ...

The matching skirt is fitted with large pleats at the waist, unfolding at the back thanks to a petticoat with an integrated turn in brown woolen cheesecloth (unfortunately very moth-...

The painting would therefore have been commissioned as a votive offering in thanksgiving for the birth of their son: the infant wears a yellow and blue jacket, an obvious reference t...

She wears a black dress with a deep lace collar and a brooch. The larger petticoats and overskirts are suggestive of the fashions of the later 19th century, around the 1870s.

Large 19th century American book matched flame mahogany sideboard featuring a marble top with a marble bottom insert with petticoat mirror. Three drawers over two doors for ample sto...

Historically referred to as a "petticoat" table, the mirrored lower section allowed ladies to check their hemlines.

The single string of pearls and off-the-shoulder white petticoat are often features of Beale’s portraits of women.

It is believed the term crinoline is borrowed from the crinoline petticoats which 19th century ladies would utilise below their dresses to enhance their silhouette.

In the bedroom with a bourgeois interior, the master of the house surprises the maid asleep, feather duster in hand and petticoat up. By Etienne Alexandre Stella (1850-1892).

At the heart of the composition is a dynamic female dancer, caught mid-motion as her voluminous white petticoat billows outward. Her vivid red dress, accented with touches of yellow,...

This exceedingly charming mid-18th-century English oil painting depicts a girl wearing a red gown with a train over a white petticoat. She’s holding a posy or nosegay. Evidently onc...

Extremely rare Meissen Art Nouveau porcelain figurine: Red-haired girl sitting on the ground with big hat with brim turned up in front, dressed in green bodice with gold hem, wide sk...

Round skirt with large background adorned with three large notched ruffles and an ecru tarlatan petticoat. Bodice lining in brown cotton. Superb sewing finishes including the inside ...

Each arm has been wired to take an E12 candelabra bulb lighting a milk glass petticoat shade.

Her fur-trimmed sleeves and embroidered petticoat highlight her regal appearance, while she holds a lace handkerchief delicately in one hand.

It is believed the term crinoline is borrowed from the crinoline petticoats which 19th century ladies would utilise below their dresses to enhance their silhouette.

The main features of the dance are the vigorous manipulation of skirts and petticoats, along with high kicks, splits, and cartwheels.

The costumes are carefully rendered in the manner of mid‑18th‑century dress: open robes worn over petticoats, lace engageantes and fichus, ribboned caps and hats, and the conical tor...

A Bow Porcelain Figure of a Female Turkish Dancer, c1765 Additional information: Date : c1765 Period : George III Marks : Unmarked Origin : Bow, London Colour : Polychrome with spar...

During the 18th century, women boarding docked British warships would smuggle gin into the ship via makeshift flasks, created from pig's bladders and hidden inside their petticoats. ...

Behind the console is the original mirror used to reflect light or some might call a “petticoat mirror”. The thick bottom shelf is raised on block feet.

It is believed the term crinoline is borrowed from the crinoline petticoats which 19th century ladies would utilise below their dresses to enhance their silhouette.

It is an armchair likely named after Madame de Pompadour, the famous favorite of King Louis XV of France, and is characterized by its sloped backrest, deep seat, and rear-set armrest...

It's a game that can turn out to be mischievous, when the long johns or petticoats are revealed by the wind. Two young women, richly adorned, are in conversation while a couple are e...

This highly amusing and unusual little wall cabinet for keys is decorated with a charming embroidery picture of a little girl wearing a red dress with a white petticoat. She is stand...

The costumes feature common elements typical of the region, such as full skirts with layered petticoats, fitted bodices with laced fronts, and long-sleeved blouses adorned with decor...

It is believed the term crinoline is borrowed from the crinoline petticoats which 19th century ladies would utilise below their dresses to enhance their silhouette.

This dress is sheer, and may need to be worn with a petticoat, to conceal one's modesty. Label: None Measurements of the Dress Armpit to Armpit: from 34 to 46 inches ( the knotte...

Extremely rare Meissen Art Nouveau porcelain figurine: Red-haired girl sitting on the ground with big hat with brim turned up in front, dressed in green bodice with gold hem, wide sk...

The dress itself features a rich blue gown with gold accents and what appears to be an underskirt or petticoat of a contrasting color, potentially gold or yellow.

Miss Merrill , an Actress, Heiress, Socialite, Business Woman and Philanthropist had starred in many well known movies including, Operation Petticoat (With Cary Grant), The Young Sav...

The skirt of the dress is held up slightly, revealing an underlayer or petticoat of a similar pink shade as the bodice. The lady's attire is accessorized with a long, possibly pearl...

Playfully, Chaplet allows a bit of the white unglazed ceramic to be exposed for a little titillation, like catching a glimpse of a petticoat. With fetish-like appeal, the thickly-app...

Extremely rare Meissen Art Nouveau porcelain group: Two girls in clothing of circa 1900, the elder with hair pinned up in a bun in a blue fringed white dress with a yellow petticoat...

Its Western yoke and caballero-style cuffs are a fleeting nod to masculinity, but the tatted lace trim and full rear princess seams should remind contemporary women that feminine req...

She holds up her skirt to keep it clean, revealing simple brown shoes over white stockings and her pretty white petticoats. She has dark brown hair, pinned up in the style of the day...

In taking a ride, a young girl could escape the obtrusive presence of her elderly chaperone; and since riding in long skirts and multiple petticoats was virtually impossible, women’s...