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    Posted 13 years ago

    vintagemad
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    Picked this up today at the salvation army. I don't really know why. My husband was not thrilled to see another dress that I'm never going to wear. It has no label but I don't think its hand made and its made well with a very heavy fabric. I think its silk but maybe satin. It needs a cleaning and a press, I wont try to do this one myself. Any one know what kind of fabric this likely is? I think its early 1940's. Thanks in advance and happy hunting!

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    1. cis2you cis2you, 13 years ago
      Satin, Im sure.
    2. Dottie Dottie, 13 years ago
      I will second that cis2you,what a great find vintagemad
    3. vintagemad vintagemad, 13 years ago
      Thanks cis2you&Dottie, do you think I am right for a time line 1940's?
    4. Dottie Dottie, 13 years ago
      definitely 1940's in my estimation
    5. joel1414 joel1414, 13 years ago
      Dresses like this sell all the time . . . make some money !
    6. miKKoChristmas11 miKKoChristmas11, 12 years ago
      Hi, just saw this. This looks like silk charmeuse satin to me. Charmeuse silk satin has more fluidity than Duchesse satin. I don't think that Duchesse would have worked with this dress style- you wouldn't get the soft folds. Beautiful!

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