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Jacket

1950s (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Brown wool single breasted jacket with brown velvet collar and cuffs. Fastened with six velvet covered buttons with a further three on each cuff. Two hip pockets and one breast pocket on the left hand side. Lined with brown silk satin with two further pockets constructed into the lining.


Object details

Category
Object type
Materials and techniques
wool, velvet, satin
Brief description
Jacket, M, brown wool with velvet collar, 'Teddy Boy', H.J. Matthews and Son Ltd, Britain, 1950s
Physical description
Brown wool single breasted jacket with brown velvet collar and cuffs. Fastened with six velvet covered buttons with a further three on each cuff. Two hip pockets and one breast pocket on the left hand side. Lined with brown silk satin with two further pockets constructed into the lining.
Dimensions
  • Collar to hem length: 104cm
  • At chest circumference: 120cm
Marks and inscriptions
'H.J.Matthews and Son (Tailor) Ltd. / 76 High Street Ponders End / 34 Broadway Edmonton N9' (Label; sewn to lining on right hand side of the jacket; weaving; 1950s)
Credit line
Given by The Art Workers Guild
Collection
Accession number
T.259-2002

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Record createdSeptember 2, 2003
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