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Blouse

1901
Artist/Maker

Blouse for a Servant. Off white linen peasant blouse with full sleeves; the sleeves are woven on the upper arm with pink stripes and embroidered with pink cotton in peasant style; inset into the upper sleeves are a pink cotton and a white filet cotton band.

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Brief description
Blouse for a Servant in the play 'A Cigarette Maker's Romance', 1901
Physical description
Blouse for a Servant. Off white linen peasant blouse with full sleeves; the sleeves are woven on the upper arm with pink stripes and embroidered with pink cotton in peasant style; inset into the upper sleeves are a pink cotton and a white filet cotton band.
Dimensions
  • Length: 45cm
  • Width: 61cm
  • Weight: 0.6kg
Production typeUnique
Marks and inscriptions
?Annette
Credit line
Given by Mrs P. Chapman
Object history
This blouse was worn by a character in the play 'A Cigarette Maker's Romance', performed at the Royal Court, London, 11th February 1901. The play was written by Charles Hannan after the novel by Marion Crawford, and was performed by the Martin Harvey Company.
Production
Reason For Production: Commission
Literary referenceA Cigarette Maker's Romance
Collection
Accession number
S.192-1985

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Record createdMay 14, 2004
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