1900s gloves

Evening Gloves 1870s-1890s MET

From the seller: This is a beautiful delicate pair of women's gloves, probably from the early 1900's. They are both in very good vintage condition. From Me: I just liked the look of these gloves. They'd be an awesome accessory to any steampunk outfit today but I think they were probably for a lady while riding in the horseless carriage.

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Gloves J. Thorpe Date: 1930–39 Culture: French

We’re back for another installment in our fashion series on NineteenTeen focusing not on dresses and gowns (gorgeous as they are) but on the little things that complete a fashionable ensemble—hats, shoes, gloves, purses, and other accessories. Today we’ll have a look at images of gloves from Ackermann's Repository from 1822-1829 (images from 1809-1821 were examined back in March.) For background on the role gloves played in early 19th century fashion, that post is a good place to start...as…

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Regency cotton ball gloves trimmed with silk thread and metal spangles, made according to the extant ladies long gloves, c. 1790-1810, The Glove Collection Trust (Accession No: 23443 + A)

Artist/maker unknown, American Worn by Mrs. Alvin A. Parker (Annie C. Bloodgood) (American)

Boîte de dentelles et de gants. avec l'aimable autorisation de Mme Bagiau Brocante 25 rue Michelle Vielle 72300 SABLE SUR SARTHE

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Artist/maker unknown, American

Pair of women's embroidered leather gloves, 1800-1840, English

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Evening Gloves, Préville (French): 1900-1910, French, leather. "Gloves predominance changed from the seventeenth century to the twentieth, from being extremely popular, to almost unnecessary. By the end of the nineteenth century and into the first part of the twentieth, gloves were worn for particular day and evening activities. Tight fitting gloves, in varying lengths and colors were in vogue and worn by both men and women. Fine suede gloves, commonly referred to as doeskin were…

Sweet gloves

1930s