Elaborate Victorian Black Lace & Silk Mourning Ensemble
Located in Oradell, NJ
This is a very elaborate Victorian mourning outfit made of fine black lace and beautifully executed
Elaborate Victorian Black Lace & Silk Mourning Ensemble
Located in Oradell, NJ
This is a very elaborate Victorian mourning outfit made of fine black lace and beautifully executed
1880s Victorian Black Glass Beaded Silk Twill Whale Bone Mourning Bodice
Located in London, GB
rich to poor, adopted the wearing of black during any period of mourning. Mourning fashion was born and
Victorian Black & Purple Wool/Cotton Challis Mourning Rose Printed Blouse
Located in New York, NY
This piece is well over 100 years old and is sold as-is. Victorian Black & Purple Wool/Cotton
Antique Victorian mourning cape, French jet, taffeta, silk and lace
Located in NEWARK, GB
An absolutely beautiful Victorian mourning Cape with French jet beaded embellishments, and a silk
Antique Victorian mourning bodice, Blouse, French jet
Located in NEWARK, GB
A beautiful antique, Victorian era black silk blend bodice or blouse. It is a very fitted piece
Victorian Black Beaded Battenburg Lace Mourning Capelet
Located in San Francisco, CA
Victorian Black Beaded Battenburg Lace Mourning Capelet. Jet bead trim on collar and front opening
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