Not on display

Hat Box

1775-1799 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Hat box made from pine-wood. Triangular shape with the corners squared. The lid is attached to the back with two pieces of wire forming hinges. There is a brassed hinged latch and rectangular metal lock plate with scalloped edges screwed into the centre front of the box. Beading is set externally around the sides of the lip to provide a dust-tight closure.

Object details

Categories
Object type
Materials and techniques
Pine-wood, metal, beading
Brief description
Hat box made from pine-wood, England, 1775-1799
Physical description
Hat box made from pine-wood. Triangular shape with the corners squared. The lid is attached to the back with two pieces of wire forming hinges. There is a brassed hinged latch and rectangular metal lock plate with scalloped edges screwed into the centre front of the box. Beading is set externally around the sides of the lip to provide a dust-tight closure.
Credit line
Given by Bobby and Deborah Carter
Object history
Given to the V&A in 1969, along with T.120-1969, T.120A-1969 and T.121-1969, the gift of Bobby and Deborah Carter [64/1383]. These items were initially lent in 1964, but later were given to the Museum. The family from which they originated were the Hodges of Slowwe House, Arlingham, Gloucestershire.
Collection
Accession number
T.122-1969

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Record createdJune 24, 2009
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