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Subiaco Museum > Records

CAMISOLE: WHITE COTTON, LACE-EDGED NECK AND SLEEVES

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1900 - 1920

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Overview

Camisole: Fine white cotton, lace to neck and sleeve edges, ribbon insertion at neck. Fronts and back have lace insertion and embroidered medallions. Drawstring waist, three pearl buttons, small peplum. Review 28/01/1999: Medallions worked in Ayrshire style embroidery (possibly machine made), trimmed with bobbin lace on neck-line, arm holes and has lace insertion.

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cwa-org-43-1985.1322

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Year

1900

Year End

1920

Statement of significance

Owned and worn by resident of Subiaco.

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