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Introduction

Black velvet, u-shaped, two piece construction, scalloped edges, dual flaps, cotton cloth lining; floral design glass beads applied with spot & couch-stitch

Nation of Maker: Algonquin
Nation of Origin

from catalogue records

Date Made or Date Range: Late 19th C
Summary of Source(s) for this Relative

Based on a summary of information in catalogue records.

Materials

velvet cloth, cotton cloth, semi-translucent and opaque glass beads, silk ribbon

Techniques or Format

Black velvet, u-shaped, two piece construction, scalloped edges, flaps on both sides attached at top, lined with cotton cloth, floral design of multi-coloured, semi-translucent and opaque glass beads applied with spot-stitch and couch-stitch techniques, either flap differ slightly in design and colour, four strand beaded border of equally placed, single, spot-stitched strand of white beads on all four panels, red silk ribbon border around all edges, lace-stitched beaded fringe on scalloped edges

Motifs and Patterns

floral design of multi-coloured, semi-translucent and opaque glass beads applied with spot-stitch and couch-stitch techniques, either flap differ slightly in design and colour, four strand beaded border of equally placed, single, spot-stitched strand of white beads on all four panels, red silk ribbon border around all edges, lace-stitched beaded fringe on scalloped edges

Original and Subsequent Uses

personal accessory

Other Notes

Ribbon worn, beads missing

Dimensions: 16.5 × 12.4 × 0 cm
Condition: Good
Reasons for connecting this relative with particular times, materials, styles and uses

from catalogue record

Catalogue, Accession or Reference Number: HBC 96-28
Collection at Current Location: Hudson's Bay Company Museum Collection
Date of Acquisition by the Institution: 1996/09/05
Previous Collectors: Anne Elizabeth McGowan
Collection Narratives and Histories

associated with fur trade families of Thomas McMurray and William McMurray

GKS Reference Number: 58871
How to Cite this Item

Manitoba Museum

Approximate Place of Origin

42.7, -92.2

Source of Information about Places

attributed to Northeast Great Lakes-Riverine Geo-Cultural area