Dress Buckle
1926-1928 (made)
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Part of a dress buckle for an evening belt. Quilted gold and silver leather with black cotton backing in an abstract shape of silver rays emanating from three circles, each decorated with turquoise glass beads.
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Materials and techniques | Quilted leather with cotton backing, decorated with glass beads |
Brief description | Part of a dress buckle for an evening belt in leather, made by Eveline Gordon, Great Britain, 1926-1928 |
Physical description | Part of a dress buckle for an evening belt. Quilted gold and silver leather with black cotton backing in an abstract shape of silver rays emanating from three circles, each decorated with turquoise glass beads. |
Credit line | Given by Miss E. Gordon |
Object history | Registered File number 1986/63. Part of a set of dress embroidery and leather buckles T.244 to G-1986. Miss Gordon's members of staff visited Paris and bring back trimmings and samples for her embroidery workshop to copy or take ideas from. |
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Accession number | T.244C-1986 |
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Record created | September 24, 2010 |
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