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Length: ~ 10 1/2” (incl
This piece stands as an impressive and unusually well‑preserved example of American 1920s daywear
Such lace-up boots were very popular at the time and were often worn on special occasions
adding depth and movement to the silhouette
at hip level
Mourning Bonnet, ca. 1888 Marshall_Field Length: ~ 10 1/2” (inclThis rare Victorian mourning bonnet, dating to the late 19th century, is a poignant and beautifully preserved example of historic widows attire, crafted from crinkly crape anglaise fabrica textile specifically reserved for mourning garments, with its distinctive spelling (crape rather than crepe) denoting its solemn purpose. Intended for second mourning, this bonnet is made entirely of black mourning crape, softened by a single decorative flower and a
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