Used Crinoline

Krizia 1990's black net ballgown skirt/crinoline. Versatile piece that functions both as an underskirt or as a see through stand alone skirt worn with or without leggings or a slip.

Torso Creations Indian Embroidered Waist Cincher w Black Draped Tulle Tutu: Corset-style, boned belt cincher is 5 inches wide with metal corset busk closures. Laces at back. 3 tiers ...

Victorian Cotton Hoop Skirt Under-Cage Bustle

A Very Fine "Crinoline" Chandelier by Baccarat featuring the classical crystal "plumes", octagon graduated chains and long slinder prisms. 8 lights.

Circa 1860 Europe Beautiful dress with crinoline walk or indoor printed bunting bayadère dating from the French Second Empire.

The combination of leather and crinoline creates a visually striking and sophisticated design.

Designed by Ilmari Tapiovaara for Asko, this iconic Crinoline lounge chair dates to the 1960s and is crafted in birch with a black lacquer finish.

Murano glass table lamp with crinoline and gold inclusions. Not fixed diffuser.

ALEXANDRE VAUTHIER cream white tulled caged crinoline full skirt Reference: TGAS/F00929 Brand: Alexandre Vauthier Designer: Alexandre Vauthier Material: Fabric Color: White, Cream Pa...

Near pair of yew wood Windsor chairs with crinoline stretchers and interesting splats size 110cms high width across arms 58cms seat 47cms

▪ Yohji Yamamoto black maxi dress ▪ 100% Cotton ▪ Ruffled and ruched seams ▪ Multiple lace shoulder straps tying into big knots ▪ Built-in crinoline ▪ JP 1 - EU Small ▪ Spring-Su...

Circa 1860 France or Southern Europe A summer crinoline ball gown in pale pink moiré silk lampas with brocaded floral garlands, probably made earlier than the large crinoline dress.

Circa 1855 France or Europe Precious white cotton muslin or organza round crinoline walker dress dating from the beginning of the Second Empire.

France French Day dress with bodice and round crinoline skirt in changing and noising taffeta dating from the beginning of the Second French Empire.

Finest Meissen Porcelain Figurine Group: Seated crinoline lady in an elaborate costume: under the wide skirt, partially turned up at the hem, you can see the pleated petticoat with a...

Comes from Hermès Spa (2026), not used since. Crinoline shows yellow stains (Hermès did not attempt to clean them.

The chairs stand on turned front legs joined by traditional crinoline stretchers, giving the set a particularly attractive rhythm and strong period character.

France A nice summer walking dress in white cotton muslin for a round crinoline cage dating from the end of theFrench Louis-Philippe period around 1850.

Meissen Porcelain Crinoline Group “Jeweler Selling to the Queen”, Model by Johann Joachim Kändler This Meissen porcelain group depicts a detailed courtly scene arranged around a sea...

Exquisite and rare genre group of the 19th century: Lady in elaborate, magnificent rococo clothing with a sweeping crinoline and an ermine-trimmed cape enthroned on a richly decorate...

This bag is absolutely magnififenct

A set of 4 Tudor Revival Dining Chairs. Crinoline style stretchers. Heavily carved front cross-rail with a center "Tudor Rose" in the center of Acanthus leaf carvings.

The primitive legs joined by a crinoline stretcher that is oddly made from Bamboo which could possibly be a later make do and mend repair, either way it does the job and the chair st...

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 legs terminate in their original, smooth-rolling solid brass castors and are firmly united by an elegant, sweeping double crinoline stretcher. Presented in home-ready condition, ...

A 19th Century Windsor armchair raised on slender turned legs connected by a bent-wood "crinoline" stretcher. The shaped seat in a nicely figured elm; the rest of the chair in yew wo...

Superb country house appeal, in a rare and unusually large set Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order Ash and beech stocks show fine grain interest throughout Appealing i...

Elm Country Carver Chair with Crinoline Stretcher This is a craftsman made chair with an Elm seat, it has a hooped back in the traditional Windsor style with a saddle seat and turne...

The saddle seat features baluster-shaped and spirally carved legs connected by a crinoline brace. Solid elm for the seat and ash/beech for the rest of the frame.

Zips up back and secures with a hook. Fully lined. Crinoline interior. Made in France. Very good condition.

The shaped arm supports and turned legs are united by a crinoline stretcher giving both strength and elegance.

The hem is backed with crinoline (stiff mesh) in order for it to keep its beautiful bell shape.

The chair features a shaped seat with a comfortable dished form, supported by turned legs united by a crinoline stretcher, providing both strength and stability.

France, Troisième République period A three-piece visiting or afternoon dress in royal blue silk taffeta, featuring a boned bodice, a skirt and an overskirt designed to fit a small c...

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 seat is nicely shaped in solid elm with a rich, warm tone and attractive grain, raised on turned legs united by a crinoline stretcher for strength. Pieces like this were original...

Provenance: From the collection of the late Colin White Literature: White, Colin, Kay Nielsen: A Biography, forthcoming, fig. 135 [partly reproduced] Nielsen dressed all the characte...

Orientalist in spirit, this tour adorns the dresses à tournure or à crinoline of the 19th century. Two long panels with fringed flaps at the front form a false hood at the back, whic...

A spaniel presses his head against her crinoline; no doubt it was his kennel which was still in the attic at Dean Street in 1758 when the inventory of her possessions were taken.

The 1980s were such an amazing decade, especially for fashion.The classic design cues from that special time always seem to come full circle and prove their relevance.This collectibl...

circa 1800 Standing upon ring turned legs with a crinoline stretcher. The arm supports being of a turned form.

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.

Circa 1850/1855 France Rare Woven shawl with a cut-out lancet shape that adorns the shoulders of the elegant crinoline from the end of the Louis Philippe period.

Fun integrated hoop cage type short crinoline entirely lined with cream cotton trimmings.

France A Woven shawl with a cut-out lancet shape that adorns the shoulders of the elegant crinoline from the end of the Louis Philippe period.

A Antique English Victorian Mahogany & Leather Upholstered Bobbin Chair With A Tooled Heraldic Coat of Arms Lion Decoration Raised on Bobbin Turned Legs with A Crinoline Stretcher

Very sturdy chairs with tree cutout in splats. Crinoline stretchers.

Pictured w additional crinoline for volume, US size 2-4.

The dresses were studded with sequins, pearls and rhinestones, and featured stiff, cage-like petticoats known as crinolines.

Torso Creations Black Crinoline, Tulle & Lace 3-Piece Lingerie-Look Ensemble: Corset, Under-Dress & Cape: Dress features a fishnet stretch body suit with attached hi-low crinoline...

From the waist, the skirt blooms into a petite tutu-like volume built from 5 airy diaphanous layers, one of which is a firm layer of crinoline (stiff tulle netting) - the support tha...

The fact that she has the nerve to wear stiletto heels while rock climbing in crinoline frock may seem preposterous, but it says something about her mettle.

It also has scrolled arms and a very rare crinoline stretcher with brass castors, this is a large and very comfortable chair The chair is in very good condition, it is 37” high at t...

1960s Lucie-Spilo Sapphire Blue Silk Velvet Couture Military-Inspired Coat w Antique Jet Beads: Napoleonic styled coat in luxurious, plush silk velvet in a fitted bodice and full, fl...

Full underpinnings include silk taffeta w interfacing and an additional crinoline for delightful volume. On the surface of this lovely lace silhouette are applied bands of organza tu...

A yew wood and elm Windsor armchair with crinoline stretcher, turned legs, and three splats with a central "draught" motif.

The gown is fully lined and the silhouette is complete with a built in crinoline. The closure consists of a zipper hidden down the back.

Dress has horse hair crinoline to give fullness. Size: 4 - Small Bust: 36” / Waist: 26” / Hip 40” / Dress length: 62”

The seat is united by shapely balusters and turned legs united by crinoline stretchers. Reassuringly heavy and ready to serve as a desk chair or side chair.

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.