An antique Edwardian-era dress, likely late 1900s (e.g. 1908-1909). It has corded trim on the bodice and sleeves, buttons down the front, pleating on the front bodice, cuffed sleeves, and a full skirt. The sturdy pale lilac-colored fabric feels like linen.
Size: xs to xs/s
Bust: 34" when measured flat, but could work for up to approximately 38" because of pleating
Waist (measured at narrowest point, which is bottom waistband seam): 24-25"
Hip: 42"
Length: 51" in front and 53" in back
Shoulder (from seam to seam): 17"
Bodice length (to lower waistband seam, which is narrowest point of waist)--15"
Sleeve (from shoulder to hem): 14"
Condition: Good. Is sturdy and presents well, but has a variety of flaws. It has a handful of mends--a small mend near front buttons, a larger mend on back side hip, and a couple mends near hem (see close-ups for pictures of the two largest mends). Dress also has a handful of spots, which include some blue spots, one on shoulder and a few others on lower skirt. There are also a few dark smudges and a yellowed stain near hem. Dress has been cleaned. Most of the flaws are on the skirt, particularly towards the hem, and because of their location, the fulness of the skirt, and the texture of the fabric, most of the flaws aren't noticeable.