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Collections > Textiles > Women's Day Dress
Women's Day Dress
Day dress of white cotton muslin with white-work embroidery and needlelace fillings. It could be either English or Scottish as the fine needlelace fillings in the cut-out spaces are very characteristic of 'Ayrshirework', which it was popularly called. Size: Length at front: 125 cm.
Place: England / Scotland
Object Type: dress
Period: George III
Broad Date: Regency
Actual Date: c. 1817
Century: 19th century
Material: Muslin
Museum Accession Number: CST.2.626
