A rare and special Mother Hubbard princess back dress, most mostly likely 1890s but possibly up to 1910s. Made in a soft, thick deep blood red cotton. Bracelet length sleeves with little ruffles, embroidery and pointed cuffs. Contrasting thick black embroidery and glass bead trim with a couple black jewels that remain. Silk ribbon and lace trim at neck. Ruffle poofs at gathered poof shoulders. Extends to a full, sweeping tent silhouette from above the bust. Features a built in calico boned hook closure structured front fitted cropped bodice inside. Unlined.
Label: home sewn
Fits like size: XS - See measurements to be sure. Fits more like a small is you leave the inner bodice unbuttoned
Bust: 32-33" max on inner bodice - outer is free
Waist: 25" of inner bodice - outer is free
Hip: free
Shoulder: 13.5" seam to seam
Length: 52"
Sleeve: 22"
Arm hole opening 15"
Condition: Very Good antique condition. Soft from age. There are some scattered patches of small spots throughout and a front seam mend below the closures. There are several scattered small holes. Fabric is very solid and dress is totally wearable with care. Lace has a little wear. Sold as is.


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