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Plaid (Amateur Dramatics Costume)

1925-1935 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Rectangular 'plaid' of a wool and cotton blend fabric in a pattern resembling Royal Stewart tartan. The sides are hemmed, and to each end has been added a piece of matching fabric twisted into a self fringe and oversewn in blanket stitch using a pale yellow floss silk.


Object details

Category
Object type
Materials and techniques
Wool and cotton blend, hand stitched, finished with floss sillk
Brief description
Plaid (worn as part of an amateur dramatics Scottish costume); England, 1925-1935
Physical description
Rectangular 'plaid' of a wool and cotton blend fabric in a pattern resembling Royal Stewart tartan. The sides are hemmed, and to each end has been added a piece of matching fabric twisted into a self fringe and oversewn in blanket stitch using a pale yellow floss silk.
Dimensions
  • Minus fringe length: 264cm
  • Width: 38cm
This is not a full-sized plaid, as worn by Scottish highlanders, but to give the effect of one for amateur dramatic purposes.
Credit line
Bequeathed by Ida Carroll
Collection
Accession number
B.45-1999

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Record createdMarch 23, 1999
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