1900s Edwardian Black Tape Lace Open Jacket red-wool-jacket Sequins are sewn directly onto

Sequins are sewn directly onto a stretch cloth created from weaving elastic into a wool knit

and peking glass faux jade ornaments depicting waterlilies with a spring ring fastening

clear plastic flower-shaped buttons

It is 100% Wool and the lining is 72% Acetate

Due to its age it has no composition or size label so please check the below measurements closely

1900s Edwardian Black Tape Lace Open Jacket red-wool-jacket Sequins are sewn directly ontoThis intricately hand crafted Edwardian jacket dates back to the early 1900s and is a wonderful example of tape or Battenberg lace whereby pieces of tape are bent into the shape required and sewn into position and the gaps are filled in with hand sewn lace. This jacket has an elongated silhouette and short, slightly flared sleeves. The hemlines follow the swirling lines and patterns in the lace. This wonderfully preserved piece of history would make a