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Fan Brise

1800-1810 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Fan made from bone brisé with ivory brisé guards. The leaf is pierced with a series of circular and oval arrangements surrounding three rounded cartouches which on the left, in low relief, shows a reclining woman, and in the centre stands a man in coat and breeches with a woman standing on one side and a seated woman on the other, and on the right is a reclining woman. The guards are carved with a standing woman. The tips of the leaves are curved and fretted. The back is plain. The pin is of paste, and the ribbon is of ivory silk.

Object details

Categories
Object type
Materials and techniques
Bone brisé, ivory brisé, pierced, silk ribbon
Brief description
Fan made from bone brisé with ivory brisé guards, Great Britain, 1800-1810
Physical description
Fan made from bone brisé with ivory brisé guards. The leaf is pierced with a series of circular and oval arrangements surrounding three rounded cartouches which on the left, in low relief, shows a reclining woman, and in the centre stands a man in coat and breeches with a woman standing on one side and a seated woman on the other, and on the right is a reclining woman. The guards are carved with a standing woman. The tips of the leaves are curved and fretted. The back is plain. The pin is of paste, and the ribbon is of ivory silk.
Credit line
Given by Mrs G. Vickerman
Collection
Accession number
T.246-1967

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Record createdJune 24, 2009
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