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Showing posts with label teens. Show all posts
Sunday, September 6, 2015
1910s Enamel locket
I've seen lots of these pretty blue enamel lockets on Etsy and Ebay with various things on the front of them like bows and grape clusters. I found this pretty little one with a bird on it on Etsy - it was pretty deeply discounted because the enamel is damaged, but I think it's pretty anyway! The photos are by Vintage Paris on Etsy.
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Family pics
My mom found this pic of my great-grandmother and great-aunt from 1919. It's a little blurry, but still fun!
Edited to add - many thanks to Kevin for doing a restoration job on this photo and fixing it up for me!
Edited to add - many thanks to Kevin for doing a restoration job on this photo and fixing it up for me!
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Still more vintage/antique clothes
Here is a blue gown, also circa 1915 - it's in rougher shape than the pink one and cost less than $10! The trim is really interesting, as is the construction.
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
More vintage/antique clothes
Maybe my favorite find from the antique shop is this pink dress, also circa 1915. It has some damage, but it's SO pretty and has lots of lovely little details. It cost less than $20.
Vintage and antique clothes!
When I visited my parents last weekend, we went to one of my favorite antique stores. I ended up leaving with a whole slew of vintage and antique garments for a really good price!
I took some pics - just laying the garments flat out. I'll break up the images into a few posts probably too.
First up, this white dress, circa 1915. I paid about $26 for it - it's in really good condition.
I took some pics - just laying the garments flat out. I'll break up the images into a few posts probably too.
First up, this white dress, circa 1915. I paid about $26 for it - it's in really good condition.
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Teens dickey?
I bought this for like 10 bucks on ebay - it's a cute little dickey of sorts. Any ideas what era it might be from? Edwardian? Teens? I thought I could use it for a costume.
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