Green Linen Gown | 1770 - 1790 wjewelry18 The handle keeps fingers from

The handle keeps fingers from getting burned and the little drip bowl keeps messes contained

There is also a cotton panel underneath the pillows to keep your skirts and shift from getting tangled or your supports from getting pinched

These are made of a medium weight 100% wool with matching covered buttons and fit true to waist size in inches

Enjoy a classic strategy game with this exquisitely handcrafted marble chess set to provide endless entertainment

and seam allowances are very small

Green Linen Gown | 1770 - 1790 wjewelry18 The handle keeps fingers fromThe most common garment for women in the colonies and Early America would have been a simple linen gown. Linen is a fabric that was affordable and accessible for everyone in lower and working classes. The gown is the typical garment seen in artwork and descriptions of the time. This particular style has the elegance of clean lines and carefully laid pleats. This blends with the functionality of the pinning front closure, which makes it adjustable for