Edwardian Tea Dress
So feminine is this c. 1901 high neck Edwardian tea dress inspired by King Edward VIIs wife, Alexandra who made high necks fashionable since she had a scar on her neck. This 3 seasons pure cotton dress has tons of lace insertion, many tucks,mother-of-pearl buttons with none missing, and NO problems ~ imagine! In such a wonderful state of conservation that it can actually be worn if you have a 22" waist ~ you don't? Then slip into a modern elastic waist cincher and VOILA! your hour glass figure has returned.
Measurements: Shoulder to shoulder 14.5". Armholes are 15" around. Sleeves are 24" long from shoulder to pointy cuff. Bust is 35". Waist is 22". Hips are 42". Flounce from hem up is 17". Length from neck to hem is 55". Circumference around bottom is 156". Freshly washed with NO holes, NO stains, NO repairs, just NO problems at all.
$250.00
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