Edwardian | Celluloid Collar Box with Bird Decoration and Linen Collars | Circa 1900–1920

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Edwardian | Celluloid Collar Box with Bird Decoration and Linen Collars | Circa 1900–1920

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Historical Context & Origin

Region: United States / England
Material: Embossed celluloid over fiberboard with fabric trim, brass hardware, silk-lined interior, and starched linen detachable collars
Period: Early 20th Century, circa 1900–1920

Description

This elegant Edwardian collar box preserves a refined example of early 20th-century gentleman’s dress accessories. The case is constructed from embossed celluloid over a fiberboard structure, richly decorated with colorful imagery of blue birds among flowering branches. The lid features a romantic pastoral scene depicting a courting couple framed within ornate scrollwork, a decorative motif characteristic of Edwardian vanity and clothing accessories.

The box is trimmed with patterned fabric around the lid and base and fitted with decorative brass hinges and clasp hardware. Opening the case reveals a vivid yellow pleated silk interior with a central cylindrical collar holder, designed to maintain the shape of detachable collars during storage or travel.

Included with the box are three detachable linen collars, one bearing the maker’s mark “A.T. Reid.” Detachable collars were an essential element of men’s attire during the late Victorian and Edwardian periods, allowing for easy replacement and fresh starching while extending the life of shirts.

Boxes such as this served both practical and decorative purposes, protecting delicate collars while presenting them in an elegant container suited for dressing tables or travel trunks.

Features

- Embossed celluloid collar box with romantic pastoral lid scene

- Exterior decorated with blue birds and flowering branches

- Fabric-trimmed lid and base with brass clasp and hinges

- Bright pleated silk interior with central collar storage cylinder

- Includes three detachable linen collars

- One collar marked “A.T. Reid”

- Fine example of Edwardian gentleman’s clothing accessories

Cultural Significance

Detachable collars were a defining feature of men’s fashion from the late 19th century into the early 20th century. Produced across Europe and the United States in standardized shapes and sizes, they allowed men to maintain a crisp, polished appearance while replacing only the collar portion of a shirt.

Collar boxes such as this were designed to protect carefully starched collars from bending or damage, particularly during travel. Decorative examples with printed celluloid surfaces and romantic imagery reflect the Edwardian era’s appreciation for ornate domestic accessories and refined personal grooming.

Condition

Good antique condition overall. The box shows expected age-related wear, including light surface wear and minor fabric wear along the trim. The silk interior remains bright and well preserved. The collars display typical age toning and gentle wear from handling.

Dimensions (Approximate)

Height: 5.75 in
Length: 9 in
Width: 8.5 in

Age (Approximate)

105–125 years old

Learn More

Study the history of detachable collars and early 20th-century dress practices through the National Museum of American History

Browse our curated 20th Century Artifact Collection

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Historical Context & Origin

Region: United States / England
Material: Embossed celluloid over fiberboard with fabric trim, brass hardware, silk-lined interior, and starched linen detachable collars
Period: Early 20th Century, circa 1900–1920

Description

This elegant Edwardian collar box preserves a refined example of early 20th-century gentleman’s dress accessories. The case is constructed from embossed celluloid over a fiberboard structure, richly decorated with colorful imagery of blue birds among flowering branches. The lid features a romantic pastoral scene depicting a courting couple framed within ornate scrollwork, a decorative motif characteristic of Edwardian vanity and clothing accessories.

The box is trimmed with patterned fabric around the lid and base and fitted with decorative brass hinges and clasp hardware. Opening the case reveals a vivid yellow pleated silk interior with a central cylindrical collar holder, designed to maintain the shape of detachable collars during storage or travel.

Included with the box are three detachable linen collars, one bearing the maker’s mark “A.T. Reid.” Detachable collars were an essential element of men’s attire during the late Victorian and Edwardian periods, allowing for easy replacement and fresh starching while extending the life of shirts.

Boxes such as this served both practical and decorative purposes, protecting delicate collars while presenting them in an elegant container suited for dressing tables or travel trunks.

Features

- Embossed celluloid collar box with romantic pastoral lid scene

- Exterior decorated with blue birds and flowering branches

- Fabric-trimmed lid and base with brass clasp and hinges

- Bright pleated silk interior with central collar storage cylinder

- Includes three detachable linen collars

- One collar marked “A.T. Reid”

- Fine example of Edwardian gentleman’s clothing accessories

Cultural Significance

Detachable collars were a defining feature of men’s fashion from the late 19th century into the early 20th century. Produced across Europe and the United States in standardized shapes and sizes, they allowed men to maintain a crisp, polished appearance while replacing only the collar portion of a shirt.

Collar boxes such as this were designed to protect carefully starched collars from bending or damage, particularly during travel. Decorative examples with printed celluloid surfaces and romantic imagery reflect the Edwardian era’s appreciation for ornate domestic accessories and refined personal grooming.

Condition

Good antique condition overall. The box shows expected age-related wear, including light surface wear and minor fabric wear along the trim. The silk interior remains bright and well preserved. The collars display typical age toning and gentle wear from handling.

Dimensions (Approximate)

Height: 5.75 in
Length: 9 in
Width: 8.5 in

Age (Approximate)

105–125 years old

Learn More

Study the history of detachable collars and early 20th-century dress practices through the National Museum of American History

Browse our curated 20th Century Artifact Collection

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