Antique Edwardian Christening Gown Hand Embroidered Lace Heirloom Gown
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A truly magnificent piece of history. This authentic antique Edwardian (circa 1900s–1910s) infant christening gown is a masterpiece of delicate hand-craftsmanship. Ideal for a traditional baptism, dedication, or as a centerpiece for a vintage textile collection.
• Design: Features a breathtaking full-length silhouette with a heavily detailed front bodice and skirt panel.
• Intricate Artistry:
• Elaborate central panel featuring alternating rows of delicate pin-tucks, floral eyelet embroidery, and insertion lace.
• Matching lace trim along the high ruffled collar and dainty sleeve cuffs.
• The hemline is finished with a wide, ruffled tier and scalloped lace edging.
• Sleeves: Classic long sleeves with delicate gathering at the shoulders and cuffs.
• Construction: Sheer, lightweight cotton batiste or lawn; feels incredibly soft and airy.
• Condition: Remarkable antique condition for its age. The fabric is strong and the white is well-preserved. (Please note that minor imperfections or tiny pinholes are characteristic of authentic textiles of this era).
• Style: Edwardian, Victorian, Antique Heirloom, Christening, Baptismal, Museum Quality.
Measurements & Details
• Size: One Size (Infant). Due to the antique nature, please refer to measurements.
• Length: Extra-long "sweeping" length, traditional for the era.
• Brand: Authentic Antique (Handmade).
• Color: Crisp White.
Measurements laying flat
Chest: 11”
Length: 35”





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