Women’s Fashion Plates, 1840s-1860s (15)

Women’s fashion plates from Le Mode Parisienne (8), Godey’s Ladies Magazine and other mid-19th century fashion periodicals, 15 total. Some with marginal collection stamps of H. Charles McB

Heading: (Chromolithography) Author: Leslie, Eliza, editor Title: Miss Leslie Magazine Vol. I. Home Book of Fashion, Literature and Domestic Economy Place Published: Philadelphia Publisher:Morton McMi

All large format & hand colored, all w/ pair women in indoor & outdoor scenes, including sea-side, 15 "La Mode Illustree" & 2 "Journal des Demoiselles", 10" x 14", (some foxing, few w/ edge nicks & fo

All hand colored & large format, each features pairs of fashionably dressed women in indoor & outdoor scenes, including sea-side, 15 from "La Mode Illustree" & 2 "Journal des Demoiselles", 10" X 14",

All hand colored & w/ pair women in indoor & outdoor scenes, including sea-side, 8 "La Mode", 13 "Journal des Demoiselles" & 3 "La Sylphide", size range 6" x 8" to 8" x 10", (some foxing, few w/ edge

35 hand colored, 3 B & W, most from "Journal des Demoiselles", 8" x 11" & 1 smaller from "La Mode" of pair ladies in Fancy Dress, few plates fair, most very good.

35 hand colored, 3 B & W, most from "Journal des Demoiselles", 7" x 11", including 3 plates w/ pair of women & 1 child at sea-side, (some foxed & discolored) fair, most very good.

All hand colored, each features pairs of fashionably dressed women in indoor & outdoor scenes, 8 from "La Mode" & 13 "Journal des Demoiselles" & 3 "La Sylphide", sizes range 6" X 8" to 8" X 10", (pape

35 hand colored, 3 black & white, most of the 38 from "Journal des Demoiselles" & 7"-8" X 11", including 3 plates of 2 women w/ 1 child at sea side, (some foxing & paper discoloration) some fair, most

MAGASIN DES DEMOISELLES. Paris, 1877. 2 vols, 10" x 6.5". 96, 296; 96, 143, [1] pp. + 32 plates, all but 5 are hand-colored, numerous other plates throughout included in the pagination. Title-page to

Four hand-colored French fashion engravings, three after Antoine Watteau (French 1684 - 1721) depicting women's fashion. All measure 15.875-in. x 12-in. sheet size. All in G-VG/VG+ condition, with fox

Set of 2 Antique gold frame fashion plates 13.5 x 15.5"

Label on inside of hat reads BELMAR, Box reads GENUNG’S. Hat has ear flaps. Contains evident wear. Hat sheds fibers regularly. Womens fashion accessory, wearable, Measures app 15 inches tall with fl

Good condition, possibly never used, tote, carry all, pocket book, shoulder bag, womens fashion accessory. measures app 13 by 15 inches

c.1860's hand-colored engraving, book fashion plate. Modes de Paris, Petit Courier des Dames. 7 1/2" X 11".

Pair of 1880 Der Telegraph German Hand Colored fashion prints in tasteful frames - plates 10 x 15" Frames 20 x 24"

11 hand colored fashion prints showing women's dress styles from "Costume Parisien" & 1 B & W of women's headresses, approximately 5"x8", (pages discolored, some edges w/ small holes or tears) very go

Large lot of hand color 'Journal des Demoiselles' plates, including seaside, children & accessories, all 7.75" x 11" x 1", 9 c. early 1860s, 12 c. 1870s, 10 c. 1880s, 4 c. early 1890s, France, (cover

English, late 19th C., in shadow box frames. Overall: 15-1/2"h x 12-1/2"w and 16-1/2"h x 13"w

All w/ Wd range 9.75"-11.75", Ht range 12.5"-15.5": 2 "La Mode Illustree", 1868-1873; 2 "La Stagione Giornale della Mode", "Editare in Milano", "16 de Gennajo 1900" & "16 Novembre 1899"; 3 "II Tesaro

22 hand colored plates, including 6 of just gents, most "La Mode", 2 "Journal des Demoiselles" & 1 1834 plate of women's accessories, sizes from 6"x9" to 10"x13.25", ("La Mode" plates edges cut, paper

Pair Antique Shadowbox Enhanced Fashion Plates. Hand colored fashion plates with 3-D fabric, lace, embellishments. Each in wooden gilded frames which measure 15 inches x 13 inches.

Lot of 7 Vanity Fair Fashion Plates. Spy. 1870's - 1910. Frames are a little AS-IS. They measure 12" x 16" and 15.5" x 22". This sale will be broadcast live on sale day with an auctioneer and caller c

Group of Fashion Plates, mid-19th C., together with several other unframed art prints, appx. 15 pieces total Provenance: By descent, Clinedinst family, New York and Philadelphia