Antique Dress Form Mannequins And Dress Forms

Clothing mannequin / dress form with large and unusual proportions.

Dress mannequin used for fitting and draping, expandable form, with original hardware, and jersey fabric.

Rare puffed-out pleated skirt, forming bag on the front, and large pouf at the back.

High-waisted dress, boat neckline, gathered at the waist and shoulders, long sleeves with ruffles gathered at the cuffs forming small mittens.

A nice early model 1967 J.R. Bauman dress form or mannequin on a nice marked heavy iron stand.

Art-Deco dress form mannequin France 1930s The torso is made from papier-mâché with a red velvet covering.

Mannequin Forms, England, circa 1890. Larger than life Dress Forms, originally used as theater props.

Lovely freestanding mannequin/dress form from the early 1900s. Features a sturdy cast iron base and adjustable metal cage.

Think old school with this authentic female vintage dress form, perfect for displaying on it's own or dressed up with a favorite garment or long, layered necklaces.

We love the display possibilities of this Victorian dress form made of wood and stuffed muslin.

Mid-18th century mannequin with its original silk dress and wig.

A French dress form, circa 1920. Fixed upon an elaborately ornamented brass stand; with an olive collar, gray muslin, and white arm-length gloves, this mannequin is dressed for a spe...

With a wax head dress still in place and pine neck support that would have attached to the body of the mannequin.

19th century shop display wax mannequin figure. We share what we love, and we love this rare example of a late 19th century French wax Mannequin figure of a young girl.

Circa 1920 we offer this vintage adjustable dress form mannequin, height adjustable.

About Contact us for more shipping options: S16 Home San Francisco. A distressed dress form with metal skirt and cast iron base. Brass plated cast iron finial and brass plated arm...

Whether used for the creation and alteration of garments, draped in fabrics pinned in to place soon to become a dress, shirt, or romper, it also makes for a unique piece of décor; un...

Antique American Industrial freestanding adjustable revolving dress form. Tailors mannequin. Patent dated 1908.

Originally used by Parisian tailors and dressmakers for draping, alterations, and creating the latest French fashions, these vintage dressmaker mannequins are also a great piece of d...

A great looking originally used by Austrian tailors and dressmakers for draping, alterations, and creating the latest fashion, this vintage dressmaker mannequin is also a great piece...

Adjustable vintage dress form with a steel base and stand. Once used by clothing designers and theatrical costume designers, this form brings sculptural simplicity and humanly form t...

Dress form with label on reverse.

Be the first to see our new listings direct from 1stdibs! Please click "Follow" below. A tall antique French store mannequin circa 1890 having removable wooden legs painted to resem...

Sculptural dress form or mannequin. Idealized late 19th century proportion and curves.

the paper clad bust top of later date, circa 1940
beautiful feminine wood dress forms
on iron frame terminating to wood wheels at base

A comely antique tailor's dress form mannequin in satin wood and woven fabric from J.

C. 1920 European dress form/mannequin on a wood stand. The main torso is made of a hard paper mache, and it's mounted on a tall wooden stand with 3 legs, and a wood finial at the nec...

A very handsome circa 1910 adjustable height standing tailor’s mannequin, dummy, or retail display form by Harris & Sheldon Ltd. of Birmingham, England.

Late 1800s French dress form or store display. Standing rigid plaster coated child mannequin.

Late 1800's French dress form. Standing rigid plaster coated child mannequin.

Late 1800's French dress form. Standing rigid plaster coated child mannequin.

Late 1800s French dress form. Standing rigid plaster coated child mannequin.

Dating from 1350 B.C., it may have been the world’s first dress form. This piece is possibly a Santos or a depiction of a Saint; or is possibly a merchants piece for displaying w...

Late 1800s French dress form. Standing rigid plaster coated child mannequin.

Dating from 1350 B.C., it may have been the world’s first dress form. With their keen appreciation for style the French introduced the first full-bodied mannequin in 1870.

Dating from 1350 B.C., it may have been the world’s first dress form. This piece is possibly a Santos or a depiction of a Saint; the glass eye is of very good quality.

A stylish Napoleon III period dress form, circa 1870s, standing on a tripod base with cabriole legs made of ebonized pear wood.

Great for display use or as a functioning dress form.