Antique Victorian folding fan dating from approximately 1880–1910. Features carved bone guards with floral detail, a sheer net leaf, hand‑worked lace trim, and applied sequins. The fan folds and opens smoothly and appears to be in excellent condition for its age.

Provenance: This fan belonged to Olive M. Dingwall, a Scottish family friend, and was later stored or gifted in a mid‑century Stern’s department store box addressed to her in Denver, Colorado. The box is included as shown.

Details:

• Carved bone guards (not ivory)

• Hand‑worked lace edge

• Net leaf with applied sequins

• Original rivet and washers

• No maker’s marks (typical for fans of this era)

• No visible damage, repairs, or missing pieces

• Folds and opens properly

Condition: Excellent antique condition. Lace intact, sequins present, guards clean. Very well preserved.

Included:

• Antique fan

• Stern’s box with handwritten addresses (provenance)

A beautiful example of a late Victorian/Edwardian accessory.

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