Antique Wax Headpiece and Wax Pin, ca. 1910

This two-piece antique wedding ensemble dates to 1910 and includes a delicate wax flower wreath for the bride and a matching groom’s boutonnière pin. Both pieces originally accompanied a historical wedding dress, reflecting the refined beauty and symbolism of early 20th-century bridal accessories.

The wax wreath, crafted with fine buds and blossoms, would have been worn atop the bride’s coiffure - likely a voluminous topknot typical of Edwardian bridal fashion. The groom’s wax pin, designed to complement the wreath, adds a subtle ceremonial touch. Together, they form a rare and decorative wedding set, ideal for collectors of antique bridal ornaments, wax flower accessories, or Edwardian wedding memorabilia.

Both items are in very well-preserved condition, retaining their original charm and detail.