Cravat End

Art Institute of Chicago

Cravat End

Flanders, BrusselsLinkedCulture matchlcp-bf73a91ed76a

Date
1730-50
Medium
Linen, needle lace
Culture
Flanders
Department
Textiles
Institution
Art Institute of Chicago
Object ID
63763

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Formal occasions required lace accessories for men as well as for women. These cravat ends would have been attached to a long rectangle of plain linen that was tied around the neck and knotted in the front to display the decorative lace ends. Only these ends have survived.

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Credit line
Gift of Mrs. Howard Peabody through the Antiquarian Society

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Object type
AAT300209261

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