This exquisite Edwardian high-stand lace collar from the early 1900s is a beautiful example of antique craftsmanship. Made from a premium combination of fine silk and linen fibers, it features a structured series of intricate lace insertion bands expertly hand-shaped, mitered, and stitched directly edge-to-edge.
This specialized collar was historically designed to sit gracefully upright against the throat as a choker insert or collar foundation for high-necked blouses and tea gowns. It stands as a sophisticated tribute to classic turn-of-the-century textile artistry and enduring historical style.
Era: Edwardian (c. 1900–1910)
Style: High-Stand Collar Foundation / Choker Insert
Colors: Ivory, Cream
Material: Silk and Linen Lace Fibers
Lacemaking Technique Machine-Woven Insertion Lace Hand-Joined Edge-to-Edge
Origin: United States or Western Europe
Condition: Strong antique structural integrity. Fully stable, wearable, and well-preserved with minor cosmetic separation of the fine connecting threads consistent with centennial age.
Neckline Length: 13 inches
Width: 2 1/4 inches
This piece makes a unique, authentic accent for vintage restoration projects, historical costume design, new fashion sewing, or as a premier addition to an antique textile collection.
