Not on display

Shirt

ca. 1750 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Men's shirt made from white linen, trimmed with a frill of finer quality at the centre front opening.
The shirt has a centre front opening and is straight cut and knee length. It has a band collar fastening with three buttons of white thread worked over wire. The gusset of the sleeves remains in the arm-pit and there are vents at the sides with gussets. On the bottom left-hand corner a 'T' is worked in cross stitch.

Object details

Categories
Object type
Materials and techniques
Linen, buttons, thread work over wire, cross stitch
Brief description
Men's shirt, sleeves missing, England, ca. 1750.
Physical description
Men's shirt made from white linen, trimmed with a frill of finer quality at the centre front opening.
The shirt has a centre front opening and is straight cut and knee length. It has a band collar fastening with three buttons of white thread worked over wire. The gusset of the sleeves remains in the arm-pit and there are vents at the sides with gussets. On the bottom left-hand corner a 'T' is worked in cross stitch.
Marks and inscriptions
'T' (Worked in cross-stitch at bottom left-hand corner)
Credit line
Given by Mr K. L. Stock
Collection
Accession number
T.438-1970

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Record createdJune 24, 2009
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