DRESS, silk, with hair bow accessories, and original coathanger, Dorothy Erickson

H2015.111.1-5

French silk paisley pattern dress 1959 (green, blue, white); with matching hair bow, plus two additional bows, aqua and yellow on tortoiseshell haircombs, with original plastic? coathanger.

[3] Yellow ribbed cotton overlayed with nylon ribbon hair bow wired to tortoiseshell haircomb. The bow is a double bow, wired in the centre to hold its shape. The nylon ribbon has scalloped edges. The wire appears to have been wrapped in a now frayed fabric/thread cover. Nylon ribbon has some small stains on the right side, otherwise in overall good condition.

[4] Blue nylon ribbon hair bow tied to brown plastic hair comb. Blue ribbon has scalloped edging and either end has been cut to an inverted-V. The bow has been tied with blue thread to a small brown plastic haircomb. Blue ribbon is slightly discoloured in places, but overall good condition.

Department: 

History Department

Collection

History Collection

Collection Item Data

Accession Number: H2015.111.1-5
Accession Date: 24 Jul 2015
Acquisition Year: 2015

Material

Silk/Textile0 - Whole
Ribbon/Textile
Tortoiseshell/Skeletal
Plastic/Synthetic/Polymer5 - Part 5

Measurement

length65mm
width232mm
height18mm
length290mm
width183mm
height15mm

 


 

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