Edwardian petticoat in very light, semi sheer cotton, cut with a slightly slimmer, broomstick style skirt typical of the era. Shaped gore panels with visible vertical seaming taper from a fitted waist to a flared, lace-trimmed hem.
Finished with a hand-crocheted lace flounce, with rows of open filet crochet insertion giving way to a deep shell-stitch scalloped border. Back opening typical of the period, easily closed with a small alteration if preferred.
Please note that the fabric is semi sheer and will need to be worn with nude or tonal undergarments if worn out.
Condition: Excellent
In remarkable condition for its age, with only gentle signs of wear and nothing significant.
One small pin head sized rust mark to the back.
Measurements Shown on a UK 8 model, 5'3", (bust 32", waist 26–27", hip 35")
Best fit an extra small or small. The smaller the waist is cinched, the less the back opening will show if left as is - gap is shown on a 26"/27" waist.
