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Posted 5 years ago
Sewing53
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I am interested in what era her clothes might represent. A note said birthdate around 1805, , but the only person with same name, died about 1790 in the Charleston area. She and her husband can be found on the net and are quite historical.
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That's the way ladies were dressed in the beginning of the 19th ct. The Empire period.
It’s The regency era, or Jane Austen, which is early 19th century. Nice picture.
https://www.dreamstime.com/stock-illustration-jane-austen-character-d-render-regency-period-dress-purse-hat-image57086563