Edwardian Lace Jabot Machine Valenciennes Net Lace w Pink Rosette george vi coronation published in 1882 by Marcus

published in 1882 by Marcus Ward & Co of London

Overall length: 47"Condition:  This vintage Irish tweed coat is in very good condition with no pronounced wear

I’ve been able to find very little about Niewelt other than Niewelt was active during the 1950s and Mario di Nardo

This is a vintage two strand necklace made in a gold toned metal with crystal drops

cracks or wear and still retains its original label

Edwardian Lace Jabot Machine Valenciennes Net Lace w Pink Rosette george vi coronation published in 1882 by MarcusThis is an original Edwardian lace jabot, dating to the early 20th century (c. 19001910). Made of fine machine made Valenciennes style lace, it features delicate scalloped edges, fern like motifs, and a soft pink silk rosette at the centre. These jabots were worn attached inside a ladys high collared blouse or shirtwaist, adding a soft cascade of lace at the neckline. The jabot is constructed with a plain net upper band, which served as the backing or