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  • Object number
    57/421
  • Creator
    Miss Annie Farrell (Maker)
  • Description
    Apron made and used c. 1830 by Miss Annie Farrell, of Belfast. Worn for afternoon tea, and is made of black silk, with a border of tatting.
    This apron was made and used c. 1830 by Miss Annie Farrell, of Belfast. It worn by Miss Farrell for afternoon tea, and is made of black silk, with a border of tatting.
  • Physical description
    1 apron: material
  • Archival history
    MERL ‘Associated information’ form – 'Apron // Made of black material with trimming of tatting. // [pencil sketch] // Age // About 130 years. // Who made it and where? // Miss Annie Farrell, Ballymacassatt Ireland. // Who used it and where? // Miss Farrell // How was it used (if not obvious) // For afternoon teas. // Any other information // Made of black silk repp with a border of tatting, worn for afternoon tea approx. 1830.
  • Production place
    Belfast
  • Production date
    1830 - 1830
  • Object name
    Apron
  • Material
    Fibre, silk
  • Associated subject
    PERSONAL LIFE : clothing and dress
  • External document
    • L:\MERL\Objects\JISC 2012\60 series negatives\60_10623.tif - High resolution image
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