Apron, Sample, White cotton; Campbell, Rebecca; 1950-1995; RI.CL98.164
Apron, Sample, White cotton
About this object
A small white cotton apron sample, not a complete apron. It has a partial waistband with one waist tie, three different types of stitching across horizontal bands and two different patched areas, one square and one circle, and two buttonholes on the hemline. Made by Rebecca Campbell of Otautau.
Accompanying the apron is a piece of card with four lace trims mounted onto it.
Maker
Date Made1950-1995
Place Made Medium and Materialsorganic, vegetal, fibre, cotton
Inscription and MarksWhite cotton tape label stitched to waist end of tie: 'CL.98.164'
Measurements
Waist (including tie): 370 mm
Waist (excluding tie): 130 mm
Hem: 435 mm
Waist to hem: 355 mm
Measurement conventions taken from the Powerhouse Museum's Australian Dress Register. Measurements taken with garment laying flat.
RI.CL98.164
Rights
Attribution - Non-commercial (cc)
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