Parasol
1830-1869 (made)
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This is a small fan with four, individually movable stretchers. The ivory ferrule features an enamelled image of the Royal Coat of Arms used from 1816-1837 above the motto PATENT PARATOUT. The eight ribs are painted red metal, possibly steel, as is the ornate inside cap. The four stretchers are also metal and ornate.
Object details
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| Brief description | Parasol of dark green silk with fringe, ivory ferrule and wooden handle; English, 1830-1869 |
| Physical description | This is a small fan with four, individually movable stretchers. The ivory ferrule features an enamelled image of the Royal Coat of Arms used from 1816-1837 above the motto PATENT PARATOUT. The eight ribs are painted red metal, possibly steel, as is the ornate inside cap. The four stretchers are also metal and ornate. |
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| Marks and inscriptions | PATENT PARATOUT Note A scent bottle in the Royal Collection that was owned by Queen Charlotte bears the same enamelled plaque showing the Royal Arms and the same motto. It's object number is RCIN 9034 |
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| Accession number | T.261-1990 |
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| Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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