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Queen Victoria, William Charles Brown British, Woodburytypes — Queen Victoria
Author William Charles Brown
1888

Lady Ruthven, Hill and Adamson British, Scottish, Salted paper print from paper negative — Lady Ruthven
Photography Studio Hill and Adamson
David Octavius Hill
Robert Adamson
ca. 1845

Dinner dress, silk, American — Dinner dress
American
ca. 1880

Fashion (Mode), Mela Koehler Austrian, Color lithograph — Fashion (Mode)
Mela Koehler
Publisher Wiener Werkstätte
1911

Dinner dress, Marshall Field & Company American, Cotton, silk, American — Dinner dress
Designer Marshall Field & Company
1908–10

Dress, [no medium available], French — Dress
French
1880s

Dinner dress, Mme. Grapanche, silk, American — Dinner dress
Designer Mme. Grapanche
1884–86

Fancy dress costume, House of Worth French, silk, French — Fancy dress costume
Design House House of Worth
ca. 1893

Dress, silk, British — Dress
British
ca. 1837

Walking dress, House of Worth French, Cotton, linen, French — Walking dress
Design House Attributed to House of Worth
Designer Attibuted to Charles Frederick Worth
1876–82

Fashion illustration, no. 2224, Jules David French, Watercolor — Fashion illustration, no. 2224
Jules David
July 1885

Dress, [no medium available], American — Dress
American
ca. 1879

Dress, cotton, American — Dress
American
ca. 1882

Dress, cotton, silk, American — Dress
American
ca. 1895

Ensemble, Worth and Bobergh, silk, French — Ensemble
Design House Worth and Bobergh
Designer Charles Frederick Worth
1862–65

Dress, A. & P. Hoppe American, silk, American — Dress
A. & P. Hoppe
ca. 1880

Collection of French Fasion plates, Eugene Louvet French, plates: lithographs, hand-colored — Collection of French Fasion plates
Multiple artists/makers
19th century

Dress, White Howard & Co., silk, American — Dress
Design House White Howard & Co.
1887

Dress, cotton, American — Dress
American
ca. 1837

Shoe prototype, Steven Arpad French, leather, glass, wood, French — Shoe prototype
Designer Steven Arpad
1939

Promenade dress, Mme. Blanchard French, silk, French — Promenade dress
Designer Mme. Blanchard
1882

Walking dress, silk, American — Walking dress
American
1870–75

Dress, silk, American — Dress
American
1863–64

Visiting dress, silk, British — Visiting dress
British
ca. 1866

Walking dress, cotton, British — Walking dress
British
ca. 1830

Afternoon dress, House of Worth French, Silk, French — Afternoon dress
Design House House of Worth
Designer Jean-Philippe Worth
1898

Walking dress, House of Worth French, silk, leather, metallic thread, cotton, French — Walking dress
Design House House of Worth
1900–1903

Fashion (Mode), Mela Koehler Austrian, Color lithograph — Fashion (Mode)
Mela Koehler
Publisher Wiener Werkstätte
1911

Afternoon dress, silk, American or European — Afternoon dress
American or European
1858–63

Dress, silk, British — Dress
British
1868

Walking dress, cotton, copper, French — Walking dress
French
ca. 1885

Visiting dress, silk, cotton, glass, American — Visiting dress
American
1863–65

Afternoon dress, cotton, American — Afternoon dress
American
1901

Dinner dress, House of Worth French, silk, jet, French — Dinner dress
Design House House of Worth
Designer Charles Frederick Worth
1880–90

Ensemble, cotton, American — Ensemble
American
1831–35

Evening dress, silk, American — Evening dress
American
1860–62

Walking ensemble, silk, probably American — Walking ensemble
probably American
ca. 1885

Dress, cotton, American — Dress
American
ca. 1885

Visiting dress, Maison Pingat French, silk, French — Visiting dress
Design House Maison Pingat
Designer Emile Pingat
ca. 1872

Dinner dress, Herbert Luey American, Silk, cotton, American — Dinner dress
Designer Herbert Luey
1908–10

Court presentation ensemble, House of Worth French, (a) silk, metal, feathers, glass; (b–d) silk, metal; (e, f) silk; (g) feathers, silk, metal; (h–l) silk, metal, French — Court presentation ensemble
Design House House of Worth
Designer Charles Frederick Worth
ca. 1888

Ensemble, silk, fur, French — Ensemble
French
ca. 1874

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