Edwardian White Cotton Lace Day Dress c.1905–1912 1960s The skirt is exceptionally generous

The skirt is exceptionally generous in volume and falls to full length

together with the triple split-shank construction

Key DetailsEra: 1930sOrigin: HomemadeFabric: Lightweight cotton or rayon blend (unlabelled)Closure: None – slips on over the headFeatures: Rounded collar

especially through the shoulders and arms

Handmade in Afghanistan during the height of the hippie trail era

Edwardian White Cotton Lace Day Dress c.1905–1912 1960s The skirt is exceptionally generousA beautiful and highly evocative Edwardian white cotton day dress dating to the early 20th century, circa 19051912. This is a finely made example of the period, richly detailed with cotton lace, embroidery and applied lace panels throughout the bodice and skirt. The dress features a high lace neckline, softly structured long sleeves and a long, elegant skirt, creating the unmistakable silhouette of the Edwardian era. The dress fastens at the back with