Cotton Print, "Trailing Vines" from CW books This gown dates to the

This gown dates to the late 1930s or very early 1940s

A beautiful example of Hungarian/Romanian style embroidered 1920s clothing

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Cotton Print, "Trailing Vines" from CW books This gown dates to theColonial Williamsburg reproduction cotton print, "Trailing Vines". Purple and white was a common colorway for printed fabrics in the 18th century. Use for women's and children's gowns, petticoats, bedgowns, men's and women's wrappers. 45 inches wide, sold by the yard. From Don N. Hagist's book, Wenches, Wives and Servant Girls: A Selection of Advertisements for Female Runaways in American Newspapers, 1770 1783. "a purple and white calicoe gown", p 48