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Netted bag made of bast or another plant fibre, possibly made in England, ca. 1760. Netted bag made of bast or another plant fibre in pink and white, with five pom-pom type tassels. Netted into an open-work bag, shaped into three triangular panels at the
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Netted bag made of bast or another plant fibre, possibly made in England, ca. 1760. Netted bag made of bast or another plant fibre in pink and white, with five pom-pom type tassels. Netted into an open-work bag, shaped into three triangular panels at the bottom, and stiffened with a binding of twisted green and beige cord made of the same fibre. Netted plant fibre.
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Title: Netted bag made of bast or another plant fibre, possibly made in England, ca. 1760. Netted bag made of bast or another plant fibre in pink and white, with five pom-pom type tassels. Netted into an open-work bag, shaped into three triangular panels at the
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Netted bag made of bast or another plant fibre, possibly made in England, ca.
1760.
Netted bag made of bast or another plant fibre in pink and white, with five pom-pom type tassels.
Netted into an open-work bag, shaped into three triangular panels at the bottom, and stiffened with a binding of twisted green and beige cord made of the same fibre.
Netted plant fibre.
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