Mantle
ca. 1884 (made)
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Dolman or carriage mantle made from a Kashmir shawl which was woven in wool for the European market. With velvet high collar and cuffs, edged with silk fringe, and lined with red satin. Hook and eye fastening
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Brief description | Dolman or carriage mantle made from a Kashmir shawl, which was woven for the European market, with appliqued velvet and silk passementerie, ca. 1884. Labelled Madame Maynier, Wigmore Street, London W. The dress house was at 9, Wigmore Street. |
Physical description | Dolman or carriage mantle made from a Kashmir shawl which was woven in wool for the European market. With velvet high collar and cuffs, edged with silk fringe, and lined with red satin. Hook and eye fastening |
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Credit line | Given by the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester |
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Accession number | T.43-1957 |
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Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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