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Cream silk crepe back satin evening gown w/ leavers lace to CF, neckline, short puff sleeves & CF panels embroidered w/ faux pearls, self-rosette panache to CF B, SHs & at CB W w/ pearl embroidered centers, silk floss decorative stitching to hem, 1913, B 33”, W 24”, L 54”-78”, (light underarm discoloration, some bead loss, few tiny-0.25” spot stains, 3” & 4” light tidemarks CB train, light discoloration lower CB skirt/hem, few loose stitches b/t rosettes) Very Good; t/w white kid leather gloves, 1913, stamped “Made for Stern Brothers, New York”, “Made in France”. Deaccessioned by the Valentine Museum.
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Deaccessioned by the Valentine Museum