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High-waisted open robe made of block-printed and glazed cotton, England, 1795-1800. High-waisted robe made of block-printed and glazed cotton and with a train. The bodice is low-cut, the sides are gathered and are held together with draw tapes at the neck

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High-waisted open robe made of block-printed and glazed cotton, England, 1795-1800. High-waisted robe made of block-printed and glazed cotton and with a train. The bodice is low-cut, the sides are gathered and are held together with draw tapes at the neck and waist. The robe has an open front. There are front bodice flaps attached to the linen lining of the back. There is no waist seam and the front of the robe forms semi-pleated robings. There are stitched pleats at the side and back which shape the robe to the body. These flow into the skirt as inverted pleats, double at the back and single at the front. The front corners of the skirt are turned back in a curve. The sleeves are long, curved and fasten at the wrist with covered horn buttons. Bound with silk ribbon at the wrist. The pattern consists of flowers and leaves in stripes.  Block-printed and glazed cotton, lined with linen, silk ribbon, hand-sewn.
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Title: High-waisted open robe made of block-printed and glazed cotton, England, 1795-1800. High-waisted robe made of block-printed and glazed cotton and with a train. The bodice is low-cut, the sides are gathered and are held together with draw tapes at the neck
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High-waisted open robe made of block-printed and glazed cotton, England, 1795-1800.
 High-waisted robe made of block-printed and glazed cotton and with a train.
The bodice is low-cut, the sides are gathered and are held together with draw tapes at the neck and waist.
The robe has an open front.
There are front bodice flaps attached to the linen lining of the back.
There is no waist seam and the front of the robe forms semi-pleated robings.
There are stitched pleats at the side and back which shape the robe to the body.
These flow into the skirt as inverted pleats, double at the back and single at the front.
The front corners of the skirt are turned back in a curve.
The sleeves are long, curved and fasten at the wrist with covered horn buttons.
Bound with silk ribbon at the wrist.
The pattern consists of flowers and leaves in stripes.
  Block-printed and glazed cotton, lined with linen, silk ribbon, hand-sewn.

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