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This is a beautiful vintage nightdress, pyjama or lingerie case made out of luxurious pale pink satin which feels like pure silk. It is hand sewn with a hand embroidered bowl of flowers on the front flap. I believe it dates to the 1930s. The embroidery is backed with a layer of fine, semi opaque taffeta with a border of pink chainstitch. There is no fading. The condition is superb with just a tiny mark seen by my little finger nail to illustrate how teeny it is and a couple a slight surface grazes which are also tiny. These are all under the flap. It looks pristine on display and would be a wonderful addition to a pretty boudoir.THE MEASUREMENTS...This gorgeous nightdress case measures 17” across and 11½ high when closed.*I ALWAYS TRY TO POST NEXT WORKING DAY AND WILL ALWAYS KEEP YOU INFORMED OF THE PROGRESS OF YOUR ORDER.*On my monitor the colours are spot on but do remember that all monitors vary.PLEASE NOTE that if you are not at home to accept a parcel then this is likely to result in delays and difficulties. Once I have dispatched an item it is largely out of my hands and, whilst I will do all that I can to assist you, I dispatch to the address provided in good faith and cannot accept responsibility if there is nobody there to accept delivery.POSTAGE QUOTED IS USUALLY STANDARD AND UNTRACKED - I would always recommend an upgrade to tracked shipping although I will leave the choice to you but please remember that I cannot be responsible for untracked parcels which get lost although I`m happy to make a claim on your behalf – untracked Royal Mail standard shipping is only covered for £20. If no upgrade is available at the checkout then the service is already a tracked one.Please do take time to view all of my pictures and read the description – if you need any more information then I`m here to help.*Please note that no other items seen in my pictures are included*On my monitor the colours are spot on but do remember that monitors vary.I am always happy to combine shipping where practical and will refund any overpayment promptly.If shipping to your country isn`t quoted then please do get in touch – I`m happy to post to you wherever you live.Thank you for visiting my little shop – please do call in again soon!Please don't forget that I sell unique vintage & antique pieces… There will almost certainly be some evocative signs of their previous history to be found. That is the nature - and the SHEER JOY - of such pieces. If pristine is your preference then my eclectic, characterful - and sometimes charmingly shabby - treasures simply won't be for you.

Details: 7 p.m. July 30 at Kuumbwa Jazz Center, Santa Cruz; $25; http://kuumbwajazz.org; 7 p.m. Aug. 2 at Freight & Salvage, Berkeley; $36-$40; www.thefreight.org. 2 SYMPHONY SILICON VALLEY: The orchestra’s Target Summer Concert Series continues through this weekend. At 7 p.m. July 30, the orchestra joins San Jose Mariachi and Folklorico Festival to perform with Mariachi Azteca de Juan “Pato” Diaz and local dancers. At 7 p.m. Aug. 1, the orchestra teams with maestro Fil Lorenz and area singers to perform classic pop tunes from the 1930s and ’40s. And at 5:30 p.m. Aug. 2, the orchestra will focus on classic movie scores, including segments from “2001: A Space Odyssey,” “Gone With the Wind,” “The Godfather” “Chariots of Fire,” the “Pink Panther” movies, “Dr. Zhivago,” “Star Wars,” and more.

Details: All shows are free and take place at Tower Lawn on San Jose State Campus, More information is at www.symphonysiliconvalley.org, 3 LOWER BOTTOM PLAYAZ: Oakland’s longtime African-American theater company presents “Red Beans, Rice, Honey, Buttermilk Cornbread & Conversations about Race,” a series of dinners (the menu is described in the title), staged readings and discussions on race relations July 30-Aug, 2, Performances include a staged reading of “Beyond the Bars: ballet-slipper-pink~beautiful vintage 30s nightdress/pyjama case in lovely condition~hand embroidered satin~perfect for a beauti Growing Home,” a work inspired by a real-life prison release program, readings from August Wilson works and a preview of “Kudzu,” a new dark comedy by Tracy Baxter..

Details: All performances at the Flight Deck, Oakland; $15 (without dinner), $25 (with dinner), see the schedule and buy tickets at www.lowerbottomplayaz.com. Details: Aug. 4-9 at Cafe Stritch; $15-$60; www.cafestritch.com. 5 LITTLE JOE Y FAMILIA: Little Joe Hernandez is among a handful of Tex-Mex singers/musicians credited with expanding the boundaries of Tejano music and turning it into the cultural force it is now. The Grammy-winning performer brings his band La Familia to Antioch’s El Campanil Theatre on Aug. 2 for a matinee show.

Details: 3 p.m.; $30-$40; 925-757-9500, www.elcampaniltheatre.com, 6 NEW CHRISTY MINSTRELS: Randy Sparks, a onetime collaborator with Burl Ives, founded this famed folk outfit 54 years ago, bringing a choral-group approach to the genre and largely eschewing the political activism of the ’60s and ’70s in favor of a lighthearted approach, Along the way, and with a revolving ballet-slipper-pink~beautiful vintage 30s nightdress/pyjama case in lovely condition~hand embroidered satin~perfect for a beauti lineup, the band launched the careers of Barry McGuire, Kim Carnes and Kenny Rogers, Sparks is still running the band, which comes to the Bankhead Theater in Livermore on Aug, 5..

Details: 7:30 p.m.; $16-$59; www.mylvpac.com. 7 “SALOME, DANCE FOR ME”: Bay Area drag queen and stage performer Trixxie Carr presents her world premiere adaptation of the Oscar Wilde play and Strauss’ opera about the woman who demanded the head of John the Baptist after performing the dance of the seven veils. Should be a provocative night of theater. Details: Aug. 5-29; New Conservatory Theatre Center, San Francisco; $15-$70; www.nctcsf.org. 8 MOVE LIVE TOUR: Fans of “Dancing With the Stars” siblings Derek and Julianne Hough can catch the pair, along with a team of guest artists, when this touring production comes to the Paramount Theatre in Oakland on Aug. 5.

Details: ballet-slipper-pink~beautiful vintage 30s nightdress/pyjama case in lovely condition~hand embroidered satin~perfect for a beauti 8 p.m.; $39.50-$85; www.paramounttheatre.com, 9 ARNEZ J: This comedian is a different breed of performer, While he includes plenty of raunchy humor and street-wise storytelling in his act, it’s his ridiculous-yet-impressive dance moves and rapid-fire impressions that really fuel his act, See for yourself when the Def Comedy Jam alum and BET regular comes to the San Jose Improv for a weekend run, Details: 7:30 and 9:45 p.m, July 31, 7 and 9:15 p.m, Aug, 1, 7 p.m, Aug, 2; $22; http://sanjose.improv.com..

Along with posting performance videos on YouTube, touring, selling songs on iTunes and “vlogging” (video blogging), Tonjes sits down twice a week with her roommate in Los Angeles to talk about “Adventures in Roommating.” Nearly 100 online patrons donate a total of close to $700 per podcast, just to listen and maybe get a shout-out. Tonjes grew her audience on YouTube, where she has amassed more than 210,000 followers since 2006. But collecting a check from her cut of YouTube ad revenue is no longer her main source of income.

“If YouTube disappeared tomorrow, I want to know that I can go play shows, do podcasts and live without being dependent on one site or one app,” she says, With YouTube taking about a 45 percent cut of ad revenue from videos posted on the site, YouTubers and companies that manage them are hunting for new ways to make money from the audiences they’ve built ballet-slipper-pink~beautiful vintage 30s nightdress/pyjama case in lovely condition~hand embroidered satin~perfect for a beauti on the platform, That will be a big topic of conversation at VidCon, the annual convention in Anaheim, California, that kicked off Thursday..

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