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Hearst Museum object titled Cape, accession number 9-22719, described as ecru silk cape embroidered with ecru gloral patterns throughout. constructed of 2 pieces joined at center back forming a "V". Back seam decorated silk roundelles and tassels. front lapels and hem decorated with fringes. Chinese knot and tie cord closure at neck, ending in tassels.

Hearst Museum object titled Dress, accession number 7-10197, described as From Cat Card: Dress. Off-white dress with long sleeves and collar, gathered with smocking at neckline and at cuffs. Embroidered with red and black flowers, butterflies, and other motifs (?) at collar, shoulders, cuffs, and front. Strip of white ribbon with red pattern also sewn onto collar. Three tan-yellow buttons at neck and front with corresponding loops (note: a 4th loop 1/2 way up the collar lacking corresponding button) and a matching button with loop at each cuff. Red tag marked "27" tied to one front loop. Openwork seams at each lower shoulder. Weaving, sewing, embroidery and a small amount of openwork.

Hearst Museum object titled Lace, accession number 2-72002, described as Roll of Italian (type) lace with repeated roosters design; 11 x 581 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Mantilla, accession number 2-72003TMP1, described as Mantilla. “Red novelty lace”, geometric pattern with asymmetrically placed panel of open lacework in center lengthwise of mantilla. Could mantilla have been designed to wear over face? 174 cm x 69 cm.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Sampler, accession number 2-69166, described as Mourning sampler; 2 circular locks of blonde hair flank “IN MEMORY OF “ with two gold angels above; memorial text in black below; green chevron border; “Samuel Rogers born December 29th 1841 and died August 2d 1842 aged 7 months”. Mounted and framed by conservator.

Hearst Museum object titled Sampler, accession number 2-69165, described as Alphabet and numbers

Hearst Museum object titled Sampler, accession number 7-6347, described as Sampler; alphabet at top; center: house flanked by two birds; bouquet flanked by animals and inscription and date (hard to read) near bottom; typical pattern book motifs; width 27 x length 41.5 centimeters.

Hearst Museum object titled Sampler, accession number 2-69163, described as Sampler; “Isabella Porteous Bramptone May 1” and alphabet

Hearst Museum object titled Sampler, accession number 2-69162, described as Sampler with alphabet and numbers “Eliza Morrison 1815” at bottom.

Hearst Museum object titled Sampler, accession number 2-69167, described as Sampler of four pale pink and white large roses in satin stitch lower half; “1837” and name of embroider center line “Maryanna Robers, 12 years”. Alphabet on the upper half, 4 line poem to dead sister right center; yellow white and green yarn in addition to floral embroidery.

Hearst Museum object titled Cape, accession number 9-22719, described as ecru silk cape embroidered with ecru gloral patterns throughout. constructed of 2 pieces joined at center back forming a "V". Back seam decorated silk roundelles and tassels. front lapels and hem decorated with fringes. Chinese knot and tie cord closure at neck, ending in tassels.

Cape

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Hearst Museum object titled Dress, accession number 7-10197, described as From Cat Card: Dress. Off-white dress with long sleeves and collar, gathered with smocking at neckline and at cuffs. Embroidered with red and black flowers, butterflies, and other motifs (?) at collar, shoulders, cuffs, and front. Strip of white ribbon with red pattern also sewn onto collar. Three tan-yellow buttons at neck and front with corresponding loops (note: a 4th loop 1/2 way up the collar lacking corresponding button) and a matching button with loop at each cuff. Red tag marked "27" tied to one front loop. Openwork seams at each lower shoulder. Weaving, sewing, embroidery and a small amount of openwork.

Dress

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Hearst Museum object titled Lace, accession number 2-72002, described as Roll of Italian (type) lace with repeated roosters design; 11 x 581 cm.

Lace

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Hearst Museum object titled Mantilla, accession number 2-72003TMP1, described as Mantilla. “Red novelty lace”, geometric pattern with asymmetrically placed panel of open lacework in center lengthwise of mantilla. Could mantilla have been designed to wear over face? 174 cm x 69 cm.

Mantilla

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Sampler

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Hearst Museum object titled Sampler, accession number 2-69165, described as Alphabet and numbers

Sampler

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Hearst Museum object titled Sampler, accession number 7-6347, described as Sampler; alphabet at top; center: house flanked by two birds; bouquet flanked by animals and inscription and date (hard to read) near bottom; typical pattern book motifs; width 27 x length 41.5 centimeters.

Sampler

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Hearst Museum object titled Sampler, accession number 2-69163, described as Sampler; “Isabella Porteous Bramptone May 1” and alphabet

Sampler

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Hearst Museum object titled Sampler, accession number 2-69162, described as Sampler with alphabet and numbers “Eliza Morrison 1815” at bottom.

Sampler

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Hearst Museum object titled Sampler, accession number 2-69167, described as Sampler of four pale pink and white large roses in satin stitch lower half; “1837” and name of embroider center line “Maryanna Robers, 12 years”. Alphabet on the upper half, 4 line poem to dead sister right center; yellow white and green yarn in addition to floral embroidery.

Sampler

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2.4 Fine Clothes and Accoutrements not used exclusively for status or religious purposes37 objects
2.0 Use not specified (Secular Dress and Accoutrements, and Adornment)15 objects
6.2 Toys, Children’s Utensils, Objects used in the Education of Children13 objects
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