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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Box, accession number 7-5950, described as Scent box with hinged lid; silver, lid and box heavily engraved, initial on lid; gilded interior; inner compartment also has hinged lid with pierced design. Engraving has flor motifs. Hall marks indicate maker's name: E. E. Edwards, and years 1844-1845. 4 x 3 x 1 centimeters.

Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Box, accession number 7-5951, described as Nutmeg box with grater. Hinged lid, engraved at rim; bottom also hinged; top of box fitted with silver grater. hall marks indicate years 1790-91. Maker's mark: T. Phipps, E. Robinson. 5.0 centimeters long, 3.0 centimeters wide, 2.3 centimeters deep.

Hearst Museum object titled Coat, accession number 7-7178, described as Coat dress; Materials: wool, silk. Techniques: Twill weave wool; satin vest attached; braid trim; covered buttons to below waistline. Colors: Dark blue with white vest. Dimensions: 49 inches long, 21 inch sleeves.

Hearst Museum object titled Coatee, accession number 7-7209, described as Bolera coatee. Materials: Silk. Techniques: Taffeta, plain weave lining; sleeveless; front runs to long points, back cut to high triangle in center; covered drops hang from rings at points. Colors: Dark blue. Dimensions: 22 inches long at longest point.

Hearst Museum object titled Dress, accession number 7-7171, described as Dress, silk, glass beads. Georgette over georgette over net and satin over satin; dots on net show through georgette satin hobble; bead trim, ball fringe. Black over cream; blue hobble. 15 inch sleeves, 54.5 long.

Hearst Museum object titled Dress, accession number 7-7208, described as Dress. Materials: Silk. Techniques: Taffeta and ninon; net at inner neck, stand-up collar at back. Colors: Dark blue, white net. Dimensions: 20 inch sleeves, 51 inches long.

Hearst Museum object titled Dress, accession number 7-7269, described as Dress made of silk and rhinestones with a yellow stone buckle. Ssatin long tunic over satin, lace inset in bodice rises to make wired collar in back. Blue, Made by Allen et Cie, 106 New Bond St.

Hearst Museum object titled Dress, accession number 7-7190, described as Dress. Materials: Silk. Techniques: Taffeta side draped tunic; georgette sleeves over net, tight taffeta lower sleeves; bodice front crosses over. Colors: Black tunic, black over white sleeves. Dimensions: 24 inch sleeves, 53 inches long.

Hearst Museum object titled Dress, accession number 7-7199, described as Evening gown. Silk, gold beads, cut steel, jet, sequins; metal wrapped yarns. Techniques: Net and lace with beads, jet, sequin trim including tassels, over two satin underskirts; metal wrapped yarns in lace in bodice. Black and cream. 58 inches long, with train, 7 inch sleeves. “Allan et Cie, New Bond St.”

Hearst Museum object titled Dress: bodice and skirt with parts, accession number 7-7289a-f, described as c.1905? a) bodice - "Pitt, Piccadilly W." on waistband center back. Light tan wool flannel. Fastens down center front. Decorated profusely with ecru colored lace edging and embroidered net lace. Bands of finely tucked ecru colored taffeta decorate front and back shoulder line. Used as tiny panels on lower front and create portion sleeves. High neck and decorative neckline trimmed with grey velveteen ribbon and series of crepe du chine covered buttons that match garment color, decorate bodice front and neckline. Silk taffeta waistband dips to small point in front, is above natural waist in back, appliqued embroidered net medallion center back. Bodice front has tree decorative tuckings on either side and five decorative tuckings in back from arms to waist. Sleeves removed. Cream colored silk taffeta, shattering.Three hooks center back to attach skirt shoulder to waist 19", 13.5" neck b) Skirt is plain, same flannel, unlined. Three bands of machine stitching where hem is turned up, about 2.5" from bottom hem. Very soiled. Three thread covered eyes on outside of waistband to connect to hooks in bodice. 3-4 small holes from insect damage. Hem to waist front 37", hem to waist back 45.5" C-F.)Top of sleeve full decorated with two lozenge insertions of embroidered net and one small rectangle of embroidered net in between. Lower sleeve made of tucked taffeta has insertion of embroidered net running around hem and to edge where it would have been originally joined to flannel portion. Bottom hem in finished with grey velveteen ribbon.

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Hearst Museum object titled Coat, accession number 7-7178, described as Coat dress; Materials: wool, silk. Techniques: Twill weave wool; satin vest attached; braid trim; covered buttons to below waistline. Colors: Dark blue with white vest. Dimensions: 49 inches long, 21 inch sleeves.

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Hearst Museum object titled Coatee, accession number 7-7209, described as Bolera coatee. Materials: Silk. Techniques: Taffeta, plain weave lining; sleeveless; front runs to long points, back cut to high triangle in center; covered drops hang from rings at points. Colors: Dark blue. Dimensions: 22 inches long at longest point.

Coatee

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Hearst Museum object titled Dress, accession number 7-7171, described as Dress, silk, glass beads. Georgette over georgette over net and satin over satin; dots on net show through georgette satin hobble; bead trim, ball fringe. Black over cream; blue hobble. 15 inch sleeves, 54.5 long.

Dress

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Hearst Museum object titled Dress, accession number 7-7208, described as Dress. Materials: Silk. Techniques: Taffeta and ninon; net at inner neck, stand-up collar at back. Colors: Dark blue, white net. Dimensions: 20 inch sleeves, 51 inches long.

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Hearst Museum object titled Dress, accession number 7-7269, described as Dress made of silk and rhinestones with a yellow stone buckle. Ssatin long tunic over satin, lace inset in bodice rises to make wired collar in back. Blue, Made by Allen et Cie, 106 New Bond St.

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Hearst Museum object titled Dress, accession number 7-7190, described as Dress. Materials: Silk. Techniques: Taffeta side draped tunic; georgette sleeves over net, tight taffeta lower sleeves; bodice front crosses over. Colors: Black tunic, black over white sleeves. Dimensions: 24 inch sleeves, 53 inches long.

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Hearst Museum object titled Dress, accession number 7-7199, described as Evening gown. Silk, gold beads, cut steel, jet, sequins; metal wrapped yarns. Techniques: Net and lace with beads, jet, sequin trim including tassels, over two satin underskirts; metal wrapped yarns in lace in bodice. Black and cream. 58 inches long, with train, 7 inch sleeves. “Allan et Cie, New Bond St.”

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Hearst Museum object titled Dress: bodice and skirt with parts, accession number 7-7289a-f, described as c.1905? a) bodice - "Pitt, Piccadilly W." on waistband center back. Light tan wool flannel. Fastens down center front. Decorated profusely with ecru colored lace edging and embroidered net lace. Bands of finely tucked ecru colored taffeta decorate front and back shoulder line. Used as tiny panels on lower front and create portion sleeves. High neck and decorative neckline trimmed with grey velveteen ribbon and series of crepe du chine covered buttons that match garment color, decorate bodice front and neckline. Silk taffeta waistband dips to small point in front, is above natural waist in back, appliqued embroidered net medallion center back. Bodice front has tree decorative tuckings on either side and five decorative tuckings in back from arms to waist. Sleeves removed. Cream colored silk taffeta, shattering.Three hooks center back to attach skirt shoulder to waist 19", 13.5" neck b) Skirt is plain, same flannel, unlined. Three bands of machine stitching where hem is turned up, about 2.5" from bottom hem. Very soiled. Three thread covered eyes on outside of waistband to connect to hooks in bodice. 3-4 small holes from insect damage. Hem to waist front 37", hem to waist back 45.5" C-F.)Top of sleeve full decorated with two lozenge insertions of embroidered net and one small rectangle of embroidered net in between. Lower sleeve made of tucked taffeta has insertion of embroidered net running around hem and to edge where it would have been originally joined to flannel portion. Bottom hem in finished with grey velveteen ribbon.

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[Missing]27 objects

Walter Perry Johnson19 objects

Design Department (UC Berkeley)29 objects
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Acc.3032Remove constraint Accession number: Acc.303229 objects
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Current results range from 1904 to 1973

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2.4 Fine Clothes and Accoutrements not used exclusively for status or religious purposes11 objects
1.5 Household2 objects

S1981-1982 #27: Wine Museum of San Francisco (December 15, 1981–December 6, 1982)4 objects
S1975-1976 #14: Wine Museum of San Francisco (September 25, 1975–December 28, 1976)3 objects
S1979-1980 #37: University of California, Berkeley (January 21, 1980–May 29, 1980)1 objects

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