About this object
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ID:
39.5/34
Production date:
1771-1780
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Location:
In Store
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Girl's dress from the 1770s, made of linen printed in purple with a floral design of acorns on stems. The bodice is lined with fine white linen, the rest of the dress is unlined. There is some pieceing on the skirt which indicates that the dress was altered to accommodate growth. Additional material was added to the sleeves, possibly for the same reason. < ...Read more
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Measurements
L 840 mm (CF), L 930 mm (CB), C 580 mm (waist), L 906 mm (overall); W 400 mm (armpit to armpit); C 750 mm (waist); W 1060 mm (skirt, overall) (overall)
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Materials
linen; silk; ink; metal
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Last Updated
2024-03-26
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