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Mantua Place of origin: England, Great Britain (made) Date: ca. 1720 (made) Materials and Techniques: Silver brocaded silk, lined and faced with silk Museum number: T.88 to C-1978 "By the early 18th century, the mantua was worn by women as formal day wear. The pale blue silk of this example is brocaded in silver in a large-scale pattern of fantastic fruits and leaves, a typical design for the 1720s. The train of the gown is folded up and the sides held back with a loop and button." Mantua Dress, 1720s Fashion, 1700 Fashion, Georgian Fashion, 18th Century Women, 18th Century Dress, Antique Dresses, 18th Century Costume, Rococo Fashion
Mantua | Unknown | V&A Explore The Collections
Mantua Place of origin: England, Great Britain (made) Date: ca. 1720 (made) Materials and Techniques: Silver brocaded silk, lined and faced with silk Museum number: T.88 to C-1978 "By the early 18th century, the mantua was worn by women as formal day wear. The pale blue silk of this example is brocaded in silver in a large-scale pattern of fantastic fruits and leaves, a typical design for the 1720s. The train of the gown is folded up and the sides held back with a loop and button."
Mantua, England, ca.1720, Silver brocaded silk, lined & faced with silk. The pale blue brocaded silk is in a large-scale pattern of fantastic fruits and leaves, a typical design for the 1720s. The train of the gown is folded up & the sides held back with a loop & button. This complicated draping required a reversal of the silk when sewn together, so that only the right side of the fabric would show when properly arranged. There are 2 very large, round, heavy lead weights in each sleeve. | V Mantua Dress, 1720s Fashion, 1700 Fashion, Georgian Fashion, 18th Century Women, 18th Century Dress, Antique Dresses, 18th Century Costume, Rococo Fashion
Mantua | Unknown | V&A Explore The Collections
Mantua, England, ca.1720, Silver brocaded silk, lined & faced with silk. The pale blue brocaded silk is in a large-scale pattern of fantastic fruits and leaves, a typical design for the 1720s. The train of the gown is folded up & the sides held back with a loop & button. This complicated draping required a reversal of the silk when sewn together, so that only the right side of the fabric would show when properly arranged. There are 2 very large, round, heavy lead weights in each sleeve. | V
Silk mantua, early 18th century. Victoria and Albert Museum Museum no. T.88 to C-1978 1720s Fashion, 1700s Fashion, 18th Century Dresses, 1700 Fashion, Georgian Fashion, 17th Century Fashion, 18th Century Dress, 18th Century Clothing, Historical Clothes
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Silk mantua, early 18th century. Victoria and Albert Museum Museum no. T.88 to C-1978
1708 Mantua dress at the Metropolitan Museum | Grand Ladies | gogm Mantua Dress, 1700s Clothing, Foral Dress, 1700s Fashion, 17th Century Fashion, 18th Century Dress, 18th Century Clothing, Historical Clothes, Court Dresses
1708 Mantua dress at the Metropolitan Museum | Grand Ladies
1708 Mantua dress at the Metropolitan Museum | Grand Ladies | gogm
Embroidered silver tissue dress, c. 1660. Museum of Fashion, Bath. 1600s Dresses, 17 Century Dress, 1600 Fashion, 1600s Fashion, 17th Century Dress, 17th Century Clothing, 1700 Fashion, 17th Century Fashion, Period Fashion
Embroidered silver tissue dress, c. 1660. Museum of Fashion, Bath.