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Wedding Dress - Jean Hastwell (nee Frusher)
1937Overview
Ladies' long sleeved, full length cream dress of guipure lace, and a silk petticoat sewn inside, with a sweep (self) train. A high neckline. Cut-out bicep sleeves to accentuate the arms. Buttons on the back of dress located from neckline to waistline. Metal press studs are located close to back of neckline, and also side of waistline.
Historical information
Owned and worn by Jean Hastwell (nee Frusher)
Details
Details
Registration number
cwa-org-124-2023.54
Item type
Clothing
Dresses
Material
Lace
Metal
Silk (Textile)
Inscriptions and markings
No markings. This would appear to be handmade.
Contextual information
Jean married William Howard HASTWELL on 12th June 1937 at Methodist Church, Guildford, Western Australia.
Place made
Australia
Year
Primary significance criteria
Artistic or aesthetic significance
Social or spiritual significance
Last modified
Tuesday, 16 June, 2026
Completeness
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Front of Wedding Dress
Back of Wedding Dress
Close-up of the buttons and studs at back of dress
Guipure lace - pattern of wedding dress
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