18th Century Fashion

Late 18th century, early 19th century Ottoman Empire A precious and very old pair of mules for the harem in the Ottoman Empire. Rigid curved shape covered with pink silk satin with a...

Circa 1785-1790. France Silk satin basque Caraco-camisole with purple edging and scattered floral decoration, dating from the late Louis XVI period. Negligé-style Caraco with small s...

Circa 1780 France A Day frockcoat, habit worn by a French gentleman, made of silk droguet dating from the french Louis XVI period. Loose-fitting coat with a small raised collar, el...

Enjoy this item as part of our Holiday Sale, for one week! Collectible Yves Saint Laurent "rive gauche" Fall Winter 1975/76 Vintage Cream Jersey Jacket and Skirt Set Though marked ...

Circa 1790 France Adorned ( homme paré) man's silk frockcoat dating from the French Revolution period. Yellow-green silk taffeta with pink shading (green warp and pink weft). Frac ar...

Circa 1780 France Caraco in brocaded taffeta silk dating from the french Louis XVI period. Curved cut with two crossed sides to be pinned on the front, three-quarter bent sleeves and...

Circa 1760 France A rare gentleman's vest in gold lamé fluted silk called French faille in goose poop color and dating from the Louis XV period. Small waist fitted with long basques...

Circa 1780/1810 Canton/ China for export to Europe Large bedspread or hanging in sky-blue chiné satin silk embroidered with polychrome mercerized satin silk thread and couched stitch...

A few small holes and missing buttons however no rot nor stains nor smells. phenomenal condition for being over 200 years old. Blue Wool Velvet Men's Antique 1700...

Circa 1780. France Precious wallet in black moiré silk faille, very finely embroidered in Beauvais stitch and dating from the Louis XVI period. Polychrome silk embroidery with natura...

Circa 1750 France Caraco or supple body in brown brocaded French faille, Louis XV period. Unstuffed caraco à la négligé, small basques with pet-en-l'air, three-quarter bent sleeves t...

One of a kind rare collectors piece! The original dress worn on screen by actress Gugu Mbatha-Raw as "Rachel" in the movie "Free State Of Jones", also starring Matthew McConaughey...

Late 18th century to early 19th century. Alsace Rich brocade headdress with a beak or Alsatian bonnet, for ceremonial occasions or weddings, dating from the late 18th century. The si...

Circa 1785 - 1790 France Siamoise silk and cotton Habit or frock coat with fine tricolour, speckled and shaded stripes dating from the French Revolution. Fitted, scooped front and pl...

Black & White Silk Embroidered Pajamas MORPHEW VINTAGE represents the finest pieces of fashions past. Sourced from across the globe, dating as far back as a century. Each piece is s...

Circa 1790-1800 France or Europe Elegant pair of burgundy leather Stiletto heel shoes dating from the late 18th century. Pointed toe vamp and small coil heel, typical of the fashion ...

Amazing Crystal and Gilt Bronze Inkwell, Louis XVI/Directorate, Early 19th Century - France Material: Crystal and gilt bronze (ormolu) Style: Louis XVI/Directorate Period: Early 19t...

Wide-leg Chiffon pants with side slit. Waist 30+

This rare antique Edo-period (1615-1868) Japanese handmade inro is a curved lozenge-shaped hand-dyed woven-silk hard carrying-case container sheath that features intricate embroidery with rock-crystal or glass beadwork and thin leather-wrapped thread appliques. For its "Kimono Style" exhibition, TheMet museum noted: "the dying, weaving, and embroidery techniques for which Japan is famed reached their peak of artistic sophistication during the Edo period." On the burgundy finely-braided silk obijime cord that suspends the inro hang adjustable ojime fasteners of glazed earthenware, which are hand-painted with underglaze and overglaze enamels. The imagery includes signature-like branches, mountains, and a pine tree. Each knotted end of the cord dangles from the bottom of the inro with two rice-paper tubular beads. We could not find any Japanese beads...

Circa 1790 - 1810. England A Large Calash padded bonnet carriage made of brown silk taffeta dating from the Regency period in England. Structure with inner hoops and tightening ties...

Circa 1780 France Precious and rare quilted Indian woodblock quilt dating from the Louis XVI period. Manufacture unidentified but possibly from the Indian basin Alsace, Germany, Swit...