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DepartmentTextiles-Europe

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NameCap
CultureGerman
Datefourth quarter 19th century
Place madeGermany, Europe
Mediumsilk, glass, linen
Dimensions6 x 10 in. (15.2 x 25.4 cm)
Credit LineGift of Brooklyn Museum Costume Collection at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2019; Brooklyn Museum Collection, 1924
Object numberA.2021.8.26
DescriptionTwo-tone red, white, and purple floral silk brocade; overall embroidery of polychrome sequin, gilt metal pressed disks, polychrome glass stones, silver purl and copper foil; cream crimped machine-made net lace; black figured weave ribbon; black needle-run net lace; natural plain weave linen; fuchsia plain weave silk; fitted; deep front point; curved wings at back; narrow round caul; brocade at center front; plain weave silk binding and lace at edges; ribbon bow and streamers; needle-run lace overlay
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late 19th century
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third quarter 18th century
Dress
1830–50
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1795–1810
Cap
early 19th century
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1890–99
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Artist unrecorded
ca. 1900
Cap
late 19th century
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