Sash
Sash
Sash
Introduction
A red woolen sash, commercially produced probably in England, for military use. May have been presented as a part of a diplomatic gift exchange to an Aboriginal leader
Nation of Maker:
British-English
Date Made or Date Range:
early 19th century
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Materials
2 ply red woolen yarn
Techniques or Format
twill woven
Original and Subsequent Uses
possibly a military sash given to an Aboriginal chief
Dimensions:
176.2 × 13.4 × 0 cm
Condition:
good
Reasons for connecting this relative with particular times, materials, styles and uses
commercially woven, officers' sashes made in the 18th use a different technique
Provenance
Current Location:
National Museum of Ireland
Catalogue, Accession or Reference Number:
1901.513
Date of Acquisition by the Institution:
1901
Who the Institution Acquired the Relative or Heritage Item From:
given by G. W. Hatchell, Esq , identified on a 1920s printed museum label as
Collection Narratives and Histories
given by G. W. Hatchell, Esq , identified on a 1920s printed museum label as "Scarf, woven woolen stuff. Canadian Indian."
About This GRASAC Record
GKS Reference Number:
27212
Record Creation Context
GRASAC Research trip to National Museum of Ireland July 23 2010. Participants, Alan Corbiere, Ruth Phillips, Crystal Migwans, Nicholas Stolle, assisted by Padraig Clancy and Emma Crosby
Approximate Place of Origin