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Doll overskirt

Manufacturer
InscriptionsNone
Marks or LabelsNon marqué / Unmarked
Date 1863
Medium / Technique Fibre: silk; metal; glass: glass bead

Cut, assembled, handsewn and beaded
Dimensions12.9 × 24.6 cm
ClassificationRecreational Objects - Toys
Origin France
Object NumberM2010.10.1.2.3
DivisionMaterial Culture - Recreational Objects
CreditGift of Palazi-Raby Family
Status
Not on view

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Online Collections | McCord Museum - Montreal Social History Museum
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Doll overskirt
Inconnu / Unknown
1863
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Doll clothing ensemble
Inconnu / Unknown
1863
M2010.10.1.2.1-3
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Inconnu / Unknown
1863
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Doll skirt
Inconnu / Unknown
1863
M2010.10.1.2.2
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Doll bodice
Inconnu / Unknown
1863
M2010.10.1.12.1
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Doll belt
Inconnu / Unknown
1863
M2010.10.1.12.4
No Title
Doll clothing ensemble
Inconnu / Unknown
1863
M2010.10.1.5.1-2
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Doll riding dress
Inconnu / Unknown
1863
M2010.10.1.5.1
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Doll riding vest
Inconnu / Unknown
1863
M2010.10.1.5.2
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Doll clothing ensemble
Inconnu / Unknown
1863
M2010.10.1.12.1-4
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Doll
Inconnu / Unknown
About 1860
ACC4868
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Doll skirt
Inconnu / Unknown
1863
M2010.10.1.12.2-3

This project is made possible thanks to the generous support of the Azrieli Foundation and Canadian Heritage.