About this object
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ID:
B733
Production date:
c. 1852
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Location:
In Store
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This panel was part of the grille positioned at the front of the Ladies' viewing Gallery in the House of Commons. The 'vile' grille behind which female visitors to the House of Commons were forced to sit as they observed proceedings and debates in the chamber below was regarded, by Votes for Women campaigners, as a material symbol of the barrier between women and liberty.
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Measurements
H 1387 mm; W 483 mm; D 38 mm (overall)
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Materials
brass
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Last Updated
2024-04-05
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