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Hat (Amateur Dramatics Costume)

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

Black velveteen steeple hat, part lined with ivory coloured glazed cotton. The hat is made on a card foundation, and is finished with a hatband of narrow black petersham ribbon tied in a bow around the crown. The inside front of the brim is edged with a length of ivory coloured machine made lace to give the effect of the decorative cap traditionally worn beneath such a hat by Welsh women. A length of chin elastic has been attached to each side of the hat internally.


Object details

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Object type
Materials and techniques
Velveteen on a card foundation, hand stitched and finished with petersham ribbon and machine made lace
Brief description
Black velveteen steeple hat (part of an amateur dramatics Welsh costume): England, 1925-1935
Physical description
Black velveteen steeple hat, part lined with ivory coloured glazed cotton. The hat is made on a card foundation, and is finished with a hatband of narrow black petersham ribbon tied in a bow around the crown. The inside front of the brim is edged with a length of ivory coloured machine made lace to give the effect of the decorative cap traditionally worn beneath such a hat by Welsh women. A length of chin elastic has been attached to each side of the hat internally.
Dimensions
  • Height: 19.2cm
  • Internal circumference: 54.5cm
Credit line
Bequeathed by Ida Carroll
Collection
Accession number
B.57-1999

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Record createdMarch 22, 1999
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