ROYAL Petticoat, from the estate of Duchess Maria Immakulata of Württemberg, born Archduchess of Austria, 1900 victorian_headpiece It's easy to imagine it

It's easy to imagine it being worn on cold winter evenings to provide warmth and style

creating a striking contrast with the brown patterned exterior

The ladies of the time took great care and effort to make these beaded handbags

is a beautifully preserved example of early 19th‑century domestic fashion

ROYAL Petticoat, from the estate of Duchess Maria Immakulata of Württemberg, born Archduchess of Austria, 1900 victorian_headpiece It's easy to imagine itSalmon colored flannel petticoat, 1900. The fabric is slightly brushed, making it very comfortable to wear. At the same time, it retained heat. It was probably intended for fall or winter wear. It is unworn and in very good to excellent condition. One small hole. Two silk tie cords. Additional button for closure. Monogram of Maria Immakulata and Robert of Wrttemberg. Waist: ~ 77 cm Length: ~ 84 cm Maria was born Archduchess of Austria. She was a