help dating vintage lingerie

[Aimee]

any help dating these pieces would be much appreciated! there are no tags or information on the garments. thank you!

 

[Rue_de_la_Paix]

Those are quite fabulous. Unusual to see such lovely and intensely hand worked lingerie of an almost couture quality. It would help if we could see the entire length with the skirt and bottom hem. The ribbon work and trims bring to mind the look of the late 'Teens to 1920s in style. But the cut of the bodice looks more like early 1930s.

They look French. I bet they are. Wow. The lingerie collectors would go nuts over these. I can imagine a French Countess lounging around the chateau in these.

 

[Aimee]

Thank you so much, Barbara! I sincerely appreciate your help. I was hoping the pieces were as old as I thought, I recently came across a collection of five pieces. I'm going to photograph them soon, I'll provide some more photos when I do : )

 

[PastPiecesVintage]

I'm in love with these gowns . I would have been saying 'ohboyohboyohboyohboy' if I'd found them! We'd love to see the others.

 

[poppysvintageclothing]

WOW!!! Those are fabulous, I wonder if they might have been part of a wedding trousseau. I see 30s and they exquisite. Looking forward to seeing the other three.

 

[Jen S]

Gorgeous! That green color is so fabulous and unusual.

 

[Vintage Runway]

Lovely! Thanks for showing and I vote for 1930s as well.