Re: Handmade flower girl (5/6) and pageboy outfit (3/4) for sale

By paz1
February 7, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted February 7, 2017

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Posted February 7, 2017

Beautiful handmade flower girl dress - from Little Bevan (age 5/6)

Great condition - looks like new.

Full length, ivory silk dupion with full gathered skirt, silk organza over skirt, short puffed sleeves, silk covered buttons, round neckline with silk piping and lining. Plus net underskirt and lilac sash (if wanted)- ?100 (ONO)

Matching page boy outfit (age 3/4) Traditional pan collar shirt in silk dupion with silk covered buttons on front and cuffs. Tiny little stain on side of shirt - barely noticeable. Matching silk dupion full knickerbockers gathered into fitted cuff below the knee. Pull on with pleats at front, elasticated back waist and fully lined. Plus lilac silk sash. ?60 (ONO)

Ivory shoes - good condition

Boys canvas size UK 8 - ?5

Girl satin size UK 11 - ?5

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[www.littlebevan.co.uk]

The Alice dress.

Abigail Shoes.

Pan collar Shirt and knickerbockers.

Boys canvas T-bar shoes.

Do message me if you want to see some more pics.

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