DATING TO THE 1920’S
FASHIONED OF BLACK SILK WITH A SATIN FINISH WITH ORANGE SILK CREPE TRIMMING AROUND THE NECKLINE AND DOWN THE FRONT AS WELL AS ON THE CUFFS
MATCHING APPLIQUE DETAIL WITH GOLD LAME STITCHING IN WILD CHERRY PATTERN TRIMS EACH SIDE AS WELL AS THE OUTER SLEEVES
THE INTERIOR IS UNLINED
CONDITION: THERE ARE BELT LOOPS BUT NO BELT WAS FOUND WITH THIS PIECE
THERE ARE TWO THUMBPRINTS OF A WATER STAIN ON THE LEFT FRONT SIDE AT WAIST LEVEL BUT THE WATER STAINS ARE VERY FAINT, NOT READILY NOTED.
SUCH AN EXCEPTIONAL FLAPPER 1920’S ROBE
MEASUREMENTS IN INCHES:
CHEST: 44
SHOULDERS: 16
SLEEVE LENGTH: 19
REAR LENGTH: 47
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