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Antique carriage parasol frame with a new silk cover Edwardian Era, Victorian, Vintage Frames, Restoration, Velvet, Silk, Antiques, Hats, Cover

Antique carriage parasol frame with a new silk cover

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1885 ladies hats | 1880's French Bonnet - love it! | ~Now That's a HAT!~

Chemisette Date: 1800–1843 Culture: American (probably) Medium: cotton. Worn under a pinafore or jumper dress, or over the top. Belle Costume, Vintage Corset, Vintage Glamour, Ladies Day, Printed Cotton

Vintage Glamour

Chemisette Date: 1800–1843 Culture: American (probably) Medium: cotton. Worn under a pinafore or jumper dress, or over the top.

Chemisette - White cotton, lace collar and no tapes. 1850 - 1860 (circa) Victorian Era Fashion, 1850s Fashion, Victorian Women, National Trust, Vintage Accessories, Ladies Accessories, Lace Collar, Blouse Styles, Costumes For Women

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Chemisette - White cotton, lace collar and no tapes. 1850 - 1860 (circa)

A chemisette was a versatile chest piece worn under daytime dresses. They worked to raise the neckline of the dress and protect the bodice of the dress from body oils (while still being fashionable accessory) Romantic Period, Costume Collection, Under Dress

Romantic Period

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A chemisette was a versatile chest piece worn under daytime dresses. They worked to raise the neckline of the dress and protect the bodice of the dress from body oils (while still being fashionable accessory)

Chemisette Date: ca. 1850 Culture: American Medium: Cotton Costume Institute, White Embroidery, Outdoor Outfit

Costume Institute

White Embroidery

Chemisette Date: ca. 1850 Culture: American Medium: Cotton

ANTIQUE REGENCY GAUZE & BOBBIN LACE CHEMISETTE Victorian Dresses, Medieval Fashion, Victorian Gothic, Gothic Corset, Gothic Lolita, Civil War Dress

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ANTIQUE REGENCY GAUZE & BOBBIN LACE CHEMISETTE

Chemisette - Made from white cotton lawn. Handstitched. Dated 1850-1860. Snowshill Wade Costume Collection, National Trust Inventory # 1349956. Also on pages 50 and 51, object F, of Janet Arnold's 'Patterns of Fashion 1,' where it is dated c.1845-60 and described as having "fine broderie anglaise work on the front and the collar." Simple Dresses, Nice Dresses, Vintage Clothing, Patterns Of Fashion, Costume Patterns

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Chemisette - Made from white cotton lawn. Handstitched. Dated 1850-1860. Snowshill Wade Costume Collection, National Trust Inventory # 1349956. Also on pages 50 and 51, object F, of Janet Arnold's 'Patterns of Fashion 1,' where it is dated c.1845-60 and described as having "fine broderie anglaise work on the front and the collar."

Collar, c. 1818 in the Metropolitan Musuem of Art (Chemisette) Gothic Fashion

Collar, c. 1818 in the Metropolitan Musuem of Art (Chemisette)

Vestee 1850s. European. cotton. (A chemisette (from French, "little chemise") is an article of women's clothing worn to fill in the front and neckline of any garment. Chemisettes give the appearance of a blouse or shirt worn under the outer garment without adding bulk at the waist or upper arm. Chemisettes of linen or cotton were often worn with day dresses in the mid-19th century, and could be decorated with tucks, embroidery (especially whitework), or lace).

Vestee 1850s. European. cotton. (A chemisette (from French, "little chemise") is an article of women's clothing worn to fill in the front and neckline of any garment. Chemisettes give the appearance of a blouse or shirt worn under the outer garment without adding bulk at the waist or upper arm. Chemisettes of linen or cotton were often worn with day dresses in the mid-19th century, and could be decorated with tucks, embroidery (especially whitework), or lace).

1840-1850 Cotton Chemisette (but I think it is more 1830s from the collar shape) - Snowshill Manor © National Trust / Simon Harris 19th Century Fashion, European Fashion, Muslin Dress, Doll Costume

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1840-1850 Cotton Chemisette (but I think it is more 1830s from the collar shape) - Snowshill Manor © National Trust / Simon Harris

Chemisette and Undersleeves 1850-1869 The Metropolitan Museum of Art Period Outfit, Empire Style, French Fashion, Dress Patterns

Chemisette and Undersleeves 1850-1869 The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Chemisette - Made from white dimity, Handstitched with fine whitework decoration of flowers with openwork fillings. Dated 1830-1840. Snowshill Wade Costume Collection, National Trust Inventory # 1349954. Fashion Accessories, Linens And Lace

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Chemisette - Made from white dimity, Handstitched with fine whitework decoration of flowers with openwork fillings. Dated 1830-1840. Snowshill Wade Costume Collection, National Trust Inventory # 1349954.

Two 19th Century Whitework Lace Trimmed Chemisettes 1840 | eBay Daytime Dresses

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Two 19th Century Whitework Lace Trimmed Chemisettes 1840 | eBay

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White net chemisette, lace trimmed collar. Tapes at back. 1840 - 1850 (circa) Vintage Wardrobe, Tunic Pattern

Vintage Wardrobe

White net chemisette, lace trimmed collar. Tapes at back. 1840 - 1850 (circa)

1825-1835 Cotton Chemisette - Snowshill Manor © National Trust / Simon Harris Anne With An E, Gibson Girl, Blouse

1825-1835 Cotton Chemisette - Snowshill Manor © National Trust / Simon Harris

Child's Regency Chemisette Regency, White Shorts, Clay, Costumes, China, Patterns, Button, Shirts, Dresses

Child's Regency Chemisette

Chemisette, 1835-1865; MMA 2009.300.5767 Edwardian Fashion, Couture, Civil War Fashion

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Chemisette, 1835-1865; MMA 2009.300.5767

camisole/chemisette probably after 1810 cotton Historical Women, Victorian Corset, Perfect Figure, Vintage Ladies, Camisole

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camisole/chemisette probably after 1810 cotton

White cotton chemisette, English or American, 1810-1835. Women's Chemises, Silk Stockings, Online Collections, Fashion Plates

Women's Chemises

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White cotton chemisette, English or American, 1810-1835.

Chemisette. A garment worn under an outer shirt to fill in the neckline and give the appearance of something worn underneath. Retro Fashion

Chemisette. A garment worn under an outer shirt to fill in the neckline and give the appearance of something worn underneath.

Chemisette- an article of women's clothing worn to fill in the front and neckline of any garment

Chemisette- an article of women's clothing worn to fill in the front and neckline of any garment

1850-1869, the kind of lace collar--what we might call a "dickey"--that would be worn with an 1850s dress along with similarly light lace undersleeves. In addition to adding a decorative touch, these pieces kept the main bodice from being soiled at key places...important in a day when there was really no way to fully clean, say, a wool dress. Mode Sombre

1850-1869, the kind of lace collar--what we might call a "dickey"--that would be worn with an 1850s dress along with similarly light lace undersleeves. In addition to adding a decorative touch, these pieces kept the main bodice from being soiled at key places...important in a day when there was really no way to fully clean, say, a wool dress.