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  • Dress About 1810 Napoleon’s imperial court revived the etiquette of dress from before the Revolution. High-waisted gowns continued in vogue, using a variety of fabrics suited to the formality of different occasions. White muslin was worn in informal dress and lustrous silk for formal events. Machine-made net, or tulle, proved an ideal ground for hand-embroidery in contrasting silk, metal thread and spangles, or, as here, in tufted chenille thread. Tulle was a new product manufactured in England and France. Probably England Machine-made silk net, embroidered with chenille thread Given by Mrs George Atkinson and Mrs M.F. Davey [09/12/2015] (en)
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