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  • Object number
    57/421
  • Creator
    Miss Annie Farrell (Maker)
  • Description
    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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