Antique Edwardian White Cotton Skirt 1910 Size S 23 Inch Waist

This is a lovely Edwardian era skirt, beautiful in its simplicity.  It is made of a quality lawn cotton fabric with a series of three flounces around the bottom of the skirt.  It is made with a slight train to the back.  In my photos, there is a gap at the waistline closure because it was too small for my mannequin, but the skirt has a back opening that fastens with a series of hooks and eyes.  You could possibly gusset the opening in order to enlarge the waist capacity.

Age: c 1910

Color: White

Material: Cotton lawn.  Light and somewhat semi-transparent, this is perfect summer wear with a half slip or other under garment.

Sizing:  No size is indicated, and although it should fit a small size, please note the following measurements for fit, keeping the style and cut of the garment in mind (please measure your body or a similar garment that you own and remember that this has to slip over your body):

Waist: 23” around / Hips: 36” around, but should fall loosely on the hips  / Overall length: 40" measured flat at the front and 42” long measured flat at the back

Condition:  This skirt is in very good condition with a small tear at the bottom side, visible in the side view photo and a 1/8” diameter hole and pinprick that are 19” down from the waist in the same area to the front side (see last close-up photo).  With a few stitches, this skirt will be good to go.

This is a lovely skirt featuring beautiful cotton - very pretty and romantic!