Art deco splendor for your wedding day! This bridal crown with attached veil from the early 1940s or late 1930s is the perfect "something old" to accompany you on your trip down the aisle. The crown features matte white seed beading in the form of a large tulip or lotus blossom with several leaves on each side. The crown can be affixed to a bride's head with the original elastic loop, still attached. Also attached to the crown is a large veil with two layers, trimmed in lace.

Condition: Very good condition for its age. I believe the body of the crown was originally a lighter color and it may have yellowed a bit with age, but I find it gives it a pleasant golden-tint -- it also may have always been this color, it's kind of hard to tell! The shape of the crown is imperfect and it takes some playing with it to make it sit evenly on your head, but I was able to get it into place with just a few minutes of hassle. Finally, there are a couple of tiny holes in the veil and one place where the lace is detached from the netting for about an inch. Not noticeable at all.

This item is sold from a vintage boutique in Charlotte, NC.