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Hat

1937-1939 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Woven coarse red straw hat with a low, softly curved crown and a wide asymmetrical brim upturned on the right and twisted into an Z shape on the left. The crown is decorated with a row of five wide red, pink & peach velvet ribbon bows. Their end are twisted and decorate the back of the hat and terminate in short streamers. Narrow black petersham ribbon inner headband has a pale blue on beige woven label . Hat is secured by a strap of black tubular elastic.

Object details

Categories
Object type
Materials and techniques
Straw trimmed with velvet ribbons
Brief description
Straw hat, London, 1937-1939
Physical description
Woven coarse red straw hat with a low, softly curved crown and a wide asymmetrical brim upturned on the right and twisted into an Z shape on the left. The crown is decorated with a row of five wide red, pink & peach velvet ribbon bows. Their end are twisted and decorate the back of the hat and terminate in short streamers. Narrow black petersham ribbon inner headband has a pale blue on beige woven label . Hat is secured by a strap of black tubular elastic.
Marks and inscriptions
'Marshall & Snelgrove, Harrogate' (Label inside hat)
Object history
Worn by Doris Langley Moore, the founder of the Museum of Costume, Bath (now known as the Fashion Museum)
Collection
Accession number
T.108-1980

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Record createdApril 27, 2009
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