An antique, Edwardian era corset cover with a floral Broderie anglaise pattern, inset tatted lace, buttons, and a ribbon around the scalloped neckline. The ivory fabric is mid-weight and feels like a linen or linen/cotton blend. (While we styled the corset cover with the buttons in the front, I suspect the top was originally meant to be worn with the buttons in the back since there is more room in the fabric for the wearer's bust here--see flat lay pics.)
Size: xl
Bust: 44"
Waist: 38"
Length: 16.5" long on side with buttons and 20" to longest point
Condition: Very good. I've done a good amount of restoration work to bring this garment back to life--repairing multiple areas of lace, creating new additions to the eyelet pattern to account for holes in the fabric, etc. The additions to the eyelet pattern are noticeable if you're looking at those areas of the garment, but they don't jump out at you (see first two close-up photos). Another noticeable but not glaring flaw is a hole I repaired near the hem where there was a lot of rust--I lightened the rust and then did some reweaving (see final photo).