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Subiaco Museum > Records

COLLAR - BLACK SILK NET

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c. 1910

Overview

Collar of black silk, net with flower woven into net. Front opening and outer edge trimmed with gathered edging of the same net with fine black fringe on outer edge. Five bands of same black fringe stitched around collar from outside edge towards neck edge. 28/4/99 - machine made lace. One of a number of items found by Mr Smith on the Brockway Tip at Mt Claremont.

Historical information

One of a number of items found by Mr Smith on the Brockway Tip at Mt Claremont.

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cwa-org-43-1986.95

Item type

Keywords

Costume/fashion

Year

Statement of significance

Fashion history: Women's clothing - Example of silk net collar.

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