Unusual lace top

[Vintage Detective]

Hi,
I would appreciate your input on this lace top. I’m not even sure it’s vintage, but the craftsmanship is so amazing and the buttons so fussy that I find it hard to believe that it’s modern. The lace has silk fabric inserts and the buttons are covered with fabric, possibly silk. There are no labels of any kind. Picture 3 is of the colllar.

 

[DaisyandStella]

Wow that design in the lace is amazing! The buttons and loops make me think 1940s .. is there any padding at the interior shoulder/sleeve seam?

 

[Vintage Detective]

No padding at all.

 

[plousia]

I also thought 1940s, though I'm not an expert so don't take that as a definitive opinion. I have a 1940s blouse sewing pattern whose silhouette is just about identical, except it does have shoulder pads and doesn't have that kind of button fastening.

 

[Rue_de_la_Paix]

I am seeing 1930s in this beautiful blouse. And the lace is so SO unusual that I wonder if it this is something more special than we know at this time.

 

[Cestsibon]

The lace is amazing HA "amazing Lace" I've never seen any lace/netting like this depicting a village beyond panels, curtains etc. Did you google lens search> Style is definitely 40s maybe 30s.

 

[poppysvintageclothing]

That is quite special! I have never seen such pattern design in lace before. Usually it is more flora or at times geometric.
I see 1930s as well. Just love it!

 

[Vintage Detective]

The lace is amazing HA "amazing Lace" I've never seen any lace/netting like this depicting a village beyond panels, curtains etc. Did you google lens search> Style is definitely 40s maybe 30s.

Yes, Google lens is the first thing I tried, but nothing even close :-(