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waistcoat fragment: Museum Object and Cultural History

waistcoat fragment: Date made: 1700 - 1750. Date made: 1700 to 1750. date made: 1760 - 1770.

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The object in the museum catalogue

Blue silk right forepart woven à disposition with an intertwined serpentine-and-vine border filled with flowers of pink, brown, orange, white, and green; ground woven white sprigs; long front dart; ten worked eyelets at center front; double-scalloped pocket flaps; partial facings of yellow-green silk twill; medium-length skirt tapers back at center front edge between waist seam and hem.

Materials, dates and provenance

  • Date made: 1700 - 1750
  • Date made: 1700 to 1750
  • date made: 1760 - 1770
  • Object Name: Waistcoat Fragment
  • Other Terms: Waistcoat Fragment; Upper Body; Main Dress; Male
  • place made: United Kingdom: England
  • Subject: Entertainment, Film
  • Subject: À Disposition
  • ID Number: CS.246610.001
  • catalog number: 246610.001
  • accession number: 246610
  • Credit Line: Gift of Carola R. Green
  • Data Source: National Museum of American History

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