Rare Victorian Pink Ribbon Baby Dress

Rare Victorian Pink Ribbon Baby Dress

$190.00
Sale price  $190.00 Regular price 
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Rare Victorian Pink Ribbon Baby Dress

Rare Victorian Pink Ribbon Baby Dress

$190.00
Sale price  $190.00 Regular price 

Rare Victorian Pink Ribbon Baby Dress 🤍🌸

An exceptionally rare Victorian-era baby dress featuring delicate hand embroidery, soft pintuck detailing, and beautiful pink ribbon insertion throughout the sleeves and skirt. The embroidered floral motif across the bodice and the airy, lightweight construction make this an extraordinary example of Victorian baby clothing. Pieces in this condition are becoming incredibly difficult to find, especially with their original ribbon accents still beautifully preserved.

This dress is in remarkable, near-perfect antique condition, with crisp construction, beautiful fabric, and outstanding preservation for a piece that is well over a century old. It is truly one of those rare Victorian garments you simply don't come across anymore.

Always carefully hand selected for Fairy Baby Vintage.

Details

  • Authentic Victorian baby dress
  • Estimated late 1800s to early 1900s
  • Original pink ribbon insertion detailing
  • Hand embroidered floral design across the bodice
  • Fine pintuck construction
  • Delicate embroidered eyelet trim
  • Long puff sleeves with ribbon-trimmed cuffs
  • Soft ivory cotton or fine linen fabric
  • Exceptional antique condition
  • An incredibly scarce collector's piece

Measurements (laid flat)

  • Length: Approximately 18"
  • Pit to pit: Approximately 13"
  • Sleeve length: Approximately 5"

Pieces like this rarely survive in such beautiful condition. Finding an authentic Victorian baby dress with its original embroidery, ribbon work, and crisp structure intact is exceptionally uncommon. Whether displayed as part of a collection, preserved as a family heirloom, or admired for its remarkable craftsmanship, this is a truly special piece of baby fashion history. Curated in Brooklyn, New York, and ready for its next caretaker.

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