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Dress   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
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J W Brightland, Mantle and Costume Maker
Title
Dress
Object type Outerwear/costume
Classification: NM3.2235
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English: Dress, "Maroon grosgrain two-piece dress with panels of velvet embossed silk and bead trimming. Made in England by J W Brightland mantle and costume maker, Market St. Leicester in 1887. Altered sometime before 1917 for a social occasion, it was displayed in 1969 at Kerikeri's 150th Anniversary. Made for Mrs Needham of Syston, Leicester for her daughter's wedding in 1887." Woman's burgundy grosgrain silk dress comprising bodice and skirt; with panels of (cut) velvet and heavy trim; the bodice with high collar, gigot sleeves, button up cf with bow trim to back of collar-Renaissance revival style. “DRESS silk grosgrain, maroon and velvet embossed silk - passementerie trim. (two piece). Bodice tight fitting – long front. Shaped short back – front fastening with small buttons. Very high neck swathed with small ruche at nape. Sleeves high puffs over shoulders – fitted lower arms – waist line and arms with trim – velvet front panel. Fully lined and boned. Skirt gored and shaped over hips. Embossed velvet panels in front. Gathers at back to fall in small train with pleated frill at hem line. All lined. Maker J.W. Brightland.”
Date 1887; 14 Jun 1971; Victorian-Contemporary Age-European and British-art and design period
Dimensions notes: .1 bodice - length centre back 420mm, bust 460mm, sleeve length 710mm .2 skirt - centre front length 1010mm, centre back length 1150mm, width across waist 335mm, width across hem 1550mm
institution QS:P195,Q758657
Accession number
1971.102
Place of creation Leicester
Notes dress, "Maroon gros grain two-piece dress with panels of velvet embossed silk and bead trimming. Made in England by J W Brightland mantle and costume maker, market st. Leicester in 1887. Altered sometime before 1917 for a social occasion, it was displayed in 1969 at Kerikeri's 150th Anniversary. Made for Mrs Needham of Syston, Leicester for her daughter's wedding in 1887." (col.reg) Woman's burgundy grosgrain silk dress comprising bodice and skirt; with panels of (cut) velvet and heavy trim; the bodice with high collar, gigot sleeves, button up cf with bow trim to back of collar-Renaissance revival style.
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