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19th-century Fashion Advertising, Our Styles for the Present Season - Antique Lithograph
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19th-century Fashion Advertising, Our Styles for the Present Season - Antique Lithograph

19th century
Sold 24 January 2025 · Brave Fine Art
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Description

This charming late 19th-century lithograph was produced by Freudenthal & Co for clothing manufacturers, TJ Thomas & Ellis Jones, to showcase the latest fashion. There are 17 styles including the DB Gladstone (after the Prime Minister), Ulster, Demi Sac, Tourist Blouse, Frock Coat and D B Prince Alfred. There’s also a Riding Habit for the lady.

TJ Thomas & Ellis Jones were based at 138 Queen Victoria Street, London, and little is known about their store. It was home to a “meeting of Welshmen'' in 1881 and was dissolved in 1882. The advertisements were folded so maybe they were designed to be given out as an insert or distributed through the press.

Framed nicely and glazed.

Medium: Lithograph on paper

Overall size: 28½” x 24” / 72cm x 61cm

Year of creation: c. 1880

Condition: Some darker areas, particularly along the fold but otherwise fine.

Date of Manufacture

Brave Fine Art has dated this Antique Fashion Lithograph to the 1880s.

Physical Dimensions
Height
61cm (24.02")
Width
72cm (28.35")
Depth
3cm (1.18")
Reference Numbers
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SA932796
Description
This charming late 19th-century lithograph was produced by Freudenthal & Co for clothing manufacturers, TJ Thomas & Ellis Jones, to showcase the latest fashion.
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There are 17 styles including the DB Gladstone (after the Prime Minister), Ulster, Demi Sac, Tourist Blouse, Frock Coat and D B Prince Alfred.
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There’s also a Riding Habit for the lady.

fig 1. A framed antique lithograph featuring multiple rows of Victorian men and women in period tailoring, titled Our New Styles For The Present Season.
fig 1. 19th-century Fashion Advertising, Our Styles for the Present Season - Antique Lithograph

TJ Thomas & Ellis Jones were based at 138 Queen Victoria Street, London, and little is known about their store. It was home to a “meeting of Welshmen'' in 1881 and was dissolved in 1882. The advertisements were folded so maybe they were designed to be given out as an insert or distributed through the press.

Framed nicely and glazed.

Medium: Lithograph on paper

Overall size: 28½” x 24” / 72cm x 61cm

Year of creation: c. 1880

Condition: Some darker areas, particularly along the fold but otherwise fine.

Date of Manufacture

Brave Fine Art has dated this Antique Fashion Lithograph to the 1880s.

Height
61cm (24.02")
Width
72cm (28.35")
Depth
3cm (1.18")
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA932796
Brave Fine Art
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Archive I A framed antique lithograph featuring multiple rows of Victorian men and women in period tailoring, titled Our New Styles For The Present Season. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

19th-century Fashion Advertising, Our Styles for the Present Season - Antique Lithograph

Archive II A framed antique lithograph featuring multiple rows of Victorian men and women in period tailoring, titled Our New Styles For The Present Season. View II
Archive III A framed antique lithograph featuring multiple rows of Victorian men and women in period tailoring, titled Our New Styles For The Present Season. View III
Archive IV A framed antique lithograph featuring multiple rows of Victorian men and women in period tailoring, titled Our New Styles For The Present Season. View IV
Archive V A framed antique lithograph featuring multiple rows of Victorian men and women in period tailoring, titled Our New Styles For The Present Season. View V
Archive VI A framed antique lithograph featuring multiple rows of Victorian men and women in period tailoring, titled Our New Styles For The Present Season. View VI
Archive VII A framed antique lithograph featuring multiple rows of Victorian men and women in period tailoring, titled Our New Styles For The Present Season. View VII
Archive VIII A framed antique lithograph featuring multiple rows of Victorian men and women in period tailoring, titled Our New Styles For The Present Season. View VIII
Archive IX A framed antique lithograph featuring multiple rows of Victorian men and women in period tailoring, titled Our New Styles For The Present Season. View IX
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Telephone 01684 215986
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21 Enterprise Way
Arle Road
Cheltenham
Cotswolds
GL51 8LZ
United Kingdom

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A framed antique lithograph featuring multiple rows of Victorian men and women in period tailoring, titled Our New Styles For The Present Season.
19th-Century Fashion Advertising, Our Styles For The Present Season - Antique Lithograph
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A framed antique lithograph featuring multiple rows of Victorian men and women in period tailoring, titled Our New Styles For The Present Season.
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  • ObjectWall Art
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian & Gothic
  • Material[Paper, Ink, Wood]
  • ColourMonochrome
  • MotifsTypography, Figurative illustration, Period tailoring
  • SizeH 61 cm (24 in) x W 72 cm (28 in) x D 3 cm (1 in)

Antique fashion lithographs are historical printed illustrations created using the lithography technique, commonly published in 19th-century periodicals and tailoring catalogues to showcase contemporary clothing styles.

These pieces were typically produced using limestone blocks or metal plates for lithographic printing on heavy-weight rag paper or card stock.

Authenticity is determined by examining paper ageing, ink absorption under magnification, plate marks, and typographical details characteristic of nineteenth-century printing presses.

Pair the framed print with neutral wall colours and traditional timber furniture to create a sophisticated focal point in a study, hallway, or dressing room.

Preserve paper items by framing them behind UV-protective glass, mounting them with acid-free materials, and keeping them away from direct sunlight and high humidity.
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