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Baby's long gown of white muslin embroidered in white with sprays of flowers, made in England, ca. 1850. Long gown of white muslin for a baby, the skirt embroidered in white with sprays of stylized flowers resembling daisies and china asters worked in cha
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Baby's long gown of white muslin embroidered in white with sprays of flowers, made in England, ca. 1850. Long gown of white muslin for a baby, the skirt embroidered in white with sprays of stylized flowers resembling daisies and china asters worked in chain stitch. The bodice has a rounded neck and short sleeves, and a centre front panel composed of horizontal bands of embroidered insertion; there are robings of scalloped cutwork on the bodice, but they do not continue down the skirt. The skirt is gathered to the waist, and finished with a scalloped hem which is embroidered in an overlapping fishscale pattern with a circular motif in each 'scale'. The garment fastens at the back of the bodice with drawstrings at neck and waist, and a single pearl button. White muslin, embroidered finished with a scalloped hem, drawstring and a pearl button.
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Title: Baby's long gown of white muslin embroidered in white with sprays of flowers, made in England, ca. 1850. Long gown of white muslin for a baby, the skirt embroidered in white with sprays of stylized flowers resembling daisies and china asters worked in cha
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Baby's long gown of white muslin embroidered in white with sprays of flowers, made in England, ca.
1850.
Long gown of white muslin for a baby, the skirt embroidered in white with sprays of stylized flowers resembling daisies and china asters worked in chain stitch.
The bodice has a rounded neck and short sleeves, and a centre front panel composed of horizontal bands of embroidered insertion; there are robings of scalloped cutwork on the bodice, but they do not continue down the skirt.
The skirt is gathered to the waist, and finished with a scalloped hem which is embroidered in an overlapping fishscale pattern with a circular motif in each 'scale'.
The garment fastens at the back of the bodice with drawstrings at neck and waist, and a single pearl button.
White muslin, embroidered finished with a scalloped hem, drawstring and a pearl button.
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