MARIE GARTNER Mourning Hat with Veil, Vienna, ca. 1910 #bag the dress stands out for

the dress stands out for its close‑fitting

is a rare and beautifully preserved example of late Victorian fashion

with minor cracks

dating to around 1760 and originating from England

The mother’s dress features a pronounced waistline

MARIE GARTNER Mourning Hat with Veil, Vienna, ca. 1910 #bag the dress stands out forThis rare Edwardian mourning hat, dating to the early 20th century, is a poignant and beautifully preserved example of historic widows attire, crafted from the distinctive crinkly crape anglaise fabric a material specifically used for mourning garments, with its spelling (crape rather than crepe) denoting its solemn purpose. The hat features an original tulle veil, still attached, and is adorned with black wooden applications, adding depth and texture