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Bag of beaded kidskin leather and silk, Great Britain, 1628. Flat and square bag of kidskin leather covered with red silk at the top and beaded in a repeating pattern of an abstract floral motif with maroon, blue, yellow and white glass beads. The bag is

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Bag of beaded kidskin leather and silk, Great Britain, 1628. Flat and square bag of kidskin leather covered with red silk at the top and beaded in a repeating pattern of an abstract floral motif with maroon, blue, yellow and white glass beads. The bag is lined with brown silk and has a drawstring of plaited pink and green silk thread, and with beaded finials.  Kidskin leather, silk, glass beads, lined with silk, hand sewn, hand beaded, hand plaited.
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Title: Bag of beaded kidskin leather and silk, Great Britain, 1628. Flat and square bag of kidskin leather covered with red silk at the top and beaded in a repeating pattern of an abstract floral motif with maroon, blue, yellow and white glass beads. The bag is
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Bag of beaded kidskin leather and silk, Great Britain, 1628.
 Flat and square bag of kidskin leather covered with red silk at the top and beaded in a repeating pattern of an abstract floral motif with maroon, blue, yellow and white glass beads.
The bag is lined with brown silk and has a drawstring of plaited pink and green silk thread, and with beaded finials.
  Kidskin leather, silk, glass beads, lined with silk, hand sewn, hand beaded, hand plaited.

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