Early " Godey's Unrivalled Colored Fashions"

Nicks and scratches to wood frame at edges as to be expected due to age. 20 3/4" H x 9 1/2" W

Titled, "La Moniteur De La Mode" and "Godeys Unrivalled Colored Fashions." Hand-colored engravings. One French, one American. Dimensions: (Frame) H 19" x W 15", (Sight) H 10 " x W 7.5" Condition: Stai

42-PAGE FOLIO OF EARLY HAND-COLORED FASHION PRINTS CIRCA 1842-1888. 13" x 10" cover. Prints from publications such as Petit Courrier des Dames, Journal Des Demoiselles, Le Follet, Les Modes Parisienne

matted, in ornate gilt frame, hand signed in lower right for both prints. frame 13"x22".

Reads GODEYS Fashion on lower half. Depicts two women in 19th century fashion on a veranda, with hand painted elements in gold. Framed in wooden frame with off white mat board. Approximately 17 x 14.2

Early 20th century advertising including Godey's Fashions large match box, Briggs Smoking Tobacco barrel with lid, Butternut Wafers cracker tin

FOLIO OF EARLY FASHION HAND-COLORED ENGRAVINGS. 13" x 9" folio containing 44 pages of fashion engravings from 1832 to 1838, sizes 8" x 11" to 8" x 5", various publishers. Commentary: Good to excellent

GODEYS FASHION 3 Hand Colored Etchings. Depicts Victorian women in fashion of 1876, 1877 & 1881. Each piece is covered in a protective plastic cover. Not examined outside packaging. No frames to piece

A set of 5 hand colored French fashion prints dating to the early 19th century. Chicly framed in silver leaf frames with yellow mats. One print is titled and dated 1810. Framed size 15-1/4" x 12-3/8".

Godeys Ladys Book cira 1851. Very rare hardcover book with hand colored fashion plates, mezzotints, engravings and woodcuts. Originally bound by Samuel Moore & Son in Philadelphia.

Godeys Ladys Book Vol. 56, 1858, half-bound in leather, black & white as well as colored fashion plates and illustrations throughout. Measures 6 ½” X 9 ½” X 1 ½”

The renowned women's magazine of its era with hand colored fashion plates, a compilation of literature, poetry and essays, overall good condition with strong binding, some minor wear, foxing and disco

LARGE FOLIO OF HAND-COLORED FASHION ENGRAVINGS. 12” x 15” folio with over forty pages of fashion engravings from Godey’s Fashion, Mme. Demorest’s Mirror of Fashions, Les Modes Parisiennes, La

(Hale, Sarah Josepha, editor). GODEY’S LADY’S BOOK FOR 1850. Philadelphia, January-December 1850. Large octavo, chock full of plates, some colored, fashion plates, music, house plans, etc.

Set of 7 framed fashion prints, hand-colored, by Broussaud & Marty, early 20th century, comprising 6 singles and one double. [Largest frame: 13 1/2" H x 8" W[.

(2) Early 20th Century hand-colored engravings after 17th Century French fashion plates by Nicolas Bonnart. "Cleante en Habit Cavalier" and "Gentil-homme jouant de la harpe". Dimensions: (Frame) H 17"

Jeremias Wolff 1663 - 1724 Translated: Foreign Girl Lives in Ausburg Fashion. On laid paper. Artist: Jeremias Wolff 1663 - 1724 Print Type:

Early 19th century. An original hand-colored copper engraving titled "The Gay Lithario. The Great and Celebrated Amateur of Fashion" by William Elmes. Published by Thomas Tegg (British). Ove

112A. 1854 BOXED PAPER DOLL SET "GODEY’S FASHIONS". 5 1/2" one sided paper doll with self-stand and wooden stand, four two sided lithographed and hand colored costumes, one hat, in original box

Godey's Lady's Book. February-November 1842. Tall 8vo. Half leather/marbled boards. Early owner's leather label on front. Color fashion plates and other illust. Condition: Very good.

Largest is a watercolor approx. 16" h x 19" w OD, seated lady with gentleman in frame on wall signed H. McKeker '89, another is a a hand colored print of a lady dressing and man peeping in window init

Sitzendorf Dresden crinoline porcelain lace ladies made for Godey's Fashions 1863. To include: March, April, May, June, August, September, October and December. Condition: Very Fine

SET (12) SITZINDORF GODEY'S FASHIONS PORCELAIN, 1863 JAN-DECEMBER. HEIGHT 7" (SOME CRINOLINE DAMAGE)

colorised photogravure showing a building exterior decorated with plants and birdcage, signed indistinctly in pencil lower right "Fred... Ma...", with Frederick Loeser & Co. Art Galleries, Brooklyn, N