A unique example of Titanic-era craftsmanship, this antique wedding dress circa 1912 is more than a garment - it is a historical treasure. Reflecting the elegance and luxury of Edwardian fashion, the dress offers insight into the artistic influences and bridal style preferences of early 20th-century America.

Despite slight discoloration and minor damage - particularly to the splintering lining - the gown remains in very good condition, a testament to the era when fashion and social life were deeply intertwined. Every detail, from the lacework to the pearls, hanging tassels, and tapered train, showcases the exquisite craftsmanship and care invested in couture garments of the time.

Included is a wax bridal headdress, with minor cracks, subtle discoloration, and light losses to the buds, adding to the ensemble’s authenticity and charm.

Measurements:
Chest: approx. 85 cm
Waist: approx. 66 cm
Front Length: approx. 140 cm
Back Length: approx. 210 cm

This rare Edwardian wedding ensemble is ideal for collectors of antique bridal fashion, Titanic-era clothing, or museum-quality garments that tell stories of love, hope, and devotion.