Item #- 20096 Irish Crochet Antique Edwardian Lace Jacket c.1910-15 at HeavenofGowns.com $800 / Item Ref.# 20096 What a rarely found- pristine condition irish crochet lace textile! This fine example of Edwardian white lace wear, is fashioned completely from handmade Irish crochet lace! It dates to the Edwardian period around c.1910-15. It bears the femininity and delicate elgance that Edwardian whites & fine lace appreciators- both, have come to adore in vintage/antique clothing. The piece has no fastenings and simply can be worn open to the front (as most likely intended) or fastened by the use of a small brooch. The body of the jacket features finely crocheted lace with large "medallions" of the thick, three-dimensional textured lace. I love the way the back portion flares with looseness- creating such gentle, elegance! A sublime array of marvelous, skilled handwork & a treasure! Measurements: (keep in mind that the style of the jacket was probably meant to be open at the front) Bust 36", Waist 28", Hips 38". Length from shoulder strap to hem is 49". The condition is Mint!

What a rarely found- pristine condition irish crochet lace textile! This fine example of Edwardian white lace wear, is fashioned completely from handmade Irish crochet lace! It dates to the Edwardian period around c.1910-15, and it bears the femininity and delicate elgance that Edwardian whites & fine lace appreciators- both, have come to adore in vintage/antique clothing.

The aren't any fastenings and it simply can be worn open to the front (as most likely intended) or fastened by the use of a small brooch. The body of the jacket features finely crocheted lace with large "medallions" of the thick, three-dimensional textured lace. I love the way the back portion flares with looseness- creating such gentle, elegance! A sublime array of marvelous, skilled handwork & a treasure!

Measurements: (keep in mind that the style of the jacket was probably meant to be open at the front) fully closed it measures a 36" Bust, and a lengh from the shoulder to the longest point of 37".

The condition is Mint!