. "Man's waistcoat, Great Britain, 1770s; black silk satin and black glazed worsted, altered 1780-1785."@en . "A man's waistcoat with round neckline, curving fronts and skirts reaching to the top of the thigh. Each front has a pocket and a shaped pocket flap. The fronts are made of black silk satin, the backs of black glazed worsted twill. The waistcoat is lined with unbleached fustian; the fronts are faced and the skirts lined with black glazed worsted twill. There are 13 worked buttonholes along the left front; there were 13 corresponding black silk thread-covered buttons along the right front (top button now missing).\n\nThe waistcoat was altered to update the style, probably during the early 1780s; the shaped pocket flap was unpicked and sewn upside down, in the manner of a welt. It was also altered for size; insertions of linen and black glazed worsted twill were made at the side and centre back seams."@en . . . . . . "CIRC.124-1963" . . "0.38760000467300415039"^^ . . . . . . . "1770s \n1780-85, United Kingdom" . . "0.42030000686645507812"^^ . . "A man's waistcoat with round neckline, curving fronts and skirts reaching to the top of the thigh. Each front has a pocket and a shaped pocket flap. The fronts are made of black silk satin, the backs of black glazed worsted twill. The waistcoat is lined with unbleached fustian; the fronts are faced and the skirts lined with black glazed worsted twill. There are 13 worked buttonholes along the left front; there were 13 corresponding black silk thread-covered buttons along the right front (top button now missing).\n\nThe waistcoat was altered to update the style, probably during the early 1780s; the shaped pocket flap was unpicked and sewn upside down, in the manner of a welt. It was also altered for size; insertions of linen and black glazed worsted twill were made at the side and centre back seams."@en . . . . . . "0.41949999332427978516"^^ . . . . . "0.44440001249313354492"^^ . . . . "Man's waistcoat, Great Britain, 1770s; black silk satin and black glazed worsted, altered 1780-1785."@en . "1770s \n1780-85, United Kingdom" . . . .