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View full screenWoman's dress in black dress machine net and crepe de chine, decorated with coral coloured plastic beads and gold and black sequins, with v-shaped neckline and dropped waistline, bought by the donor in Glasgow: Scottish, 1927
H.TM 118
Unknown, Maker
Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland, Northern Europe
1927
Woman's dress in black dress machine net and crepe de chine, decorated with coral coloured plastic beads and gold and black sequins, v-shaped neckline trimmed with sequins in a floral design, sleeveless, bodice trimmed with vertical rows of sequins, dropped waistline trimmed with a three band fringe of coral coloured beads, skirt with front and back panels trimmed with a ground of pink beads and a central oval with a floral surround in black and gold-coloured sequins
Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland, Northern Europe
Fashion and Style (08 Jul 2016)
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