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Infant's Slip
Infant's Slip

Infant's Slip

Clothing MakerMade by Unknown
Dateabout 1890-1910
MediumMachine-stitched and hand-stitched wool and cotton, with silk embroidery
DimensionsPrimary Dimensions (length x width across bodice): 17 3/4 x 11in. (45.1 x 27.9cm)
ClassificationsCostume
Credit LineGift of E. Palmer Taylor
DescriptionInfant or toddler's slip, with a cream-colored wool flannel skirt gathered to a plain white cotton sleeveless bodice. The low, round neckline and armhole edges are bound with white cotton on the bias. The skirt has a 1/2-inch tuck taken around it, about mid-way down the length. The bottom edge is scalloped and finished with a buttonhole stitch in cream-colored silk floss. Leaf-like sprigs are embroidered in satin stitch above the scalloped edge. The center back is open for ten inches. It fastens with two mother of pearl buttons on the bodice.
Object number1984.35.3
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Infant's Slip
Unknown
about 1890-1910
Infant's Slip
Unknown
about 1870-1890
Gift of Mary W. Edwards, 1976.32.1a-b, Connecticut Historical Society, Public Domain
Nellie Bunce
1888
Connecticut Historical Society collection, 1987.241.0, Connecticut Historical Society, Public D…
Unknown
about 1891
Infant's Bodice
Unknown
about 1865-1870
Dress
Hofer family
about 1905-1910
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Eliza Storrs
1811
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Unknown
about 1905-1915
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Mrs. Williams
about 1876
Petticoat
Elizabeth Whitman
about 1870-1900
Dress
Unknown
about 1874