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Collar of shantung silk embroidered in silks, designed by Mackay Hugh Baillie Scott, probably embroidered by Mrs Florence Baillie Scott, England, 1903. Collar of shantung silk embroidered in silks and silver beads in a design of fronds and hare-bells in g
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Collar of shantung silk embroidered in silks, designed by Mackay Hugh Baillie Scott, probably embroidered by Mrs Florence Baillie Scott, England, 1903. Collar of shantung silk embroidered in silks and silver beads in a design of fronds and hare-bells in green, blue and mauve. The collar is edged with a narrow cord of white and black silk. Embroidered shantung silk with silks, silver beads.
Victoria and Albert Museum
Title: Collar of shantung silk embroidered in silks, designed by Mackay Hugh Baillie Scott, probably embroidered by Mrs Florence Baillie Scott, England, 1903. Collar of shantung silk embroidered in silks and silver beads in a design of fronds and hare-bells in g
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Collar of shantung silk embroidered in silks, designed by Mackay Hugh Baillie Scott, probably embroidered by Mrs Florence Baillie Scott, England, 1903.
Collar of shantung silk embroidered in silks and silver beads in a design of fronds and hare-bells in green, blue and mauve.
The collar is edged with a narrow cord of white and black silk.
Embroidered shantung silk with silks, silver beads.
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