Vintage 1950s Taffeta Dress Gown Owned by Miss Canada 1954 gaytime glasses It has a two button

It has a two button double breasted closure with six buttons in all and four buttons at the end of the sleeve

Condition:  It is in like-new condition as it was never used and well stored over the years

Continental Kilns was established in 1940 and was in business until 1957

This came from the estate of a lady who was an Austrian emigré - she owned a clothing store during the 60s and 70s

It is in very good condition - no wear

Vintage 1950s Taffeta Dress Gown Owned by Miss Canada 1954 gaytime glasses It has a two buttonThis exceptional vintage 1950s taffeta dress carries a wonderful provenance it was owned by Barbara Joan Markham, Miss Canada of 1954. That year, Miss Canada contestants were eligible to compete in the Miss America pageant, and Miss Markham represented her country with distinction, placing 12th in the competition. The dress features a fitted bodice with a V neckline and an asymmetrical buttoned front that curves into the waist. The skirt is full and