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Summer skirt

Category

Costume

Date

1860 - 1865

Materials

Cotton voile, cutwork embroidery, cotton tape, hooks & eyes.

Measurements

1150 x 1500 mm

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Collection

Springhill, County Londonderry

NT 603220

Summary

A woman's summer skirt made from white cotton voile. The skirt is decorated with three tiers of cutwork embroidery in a floral pattern and is otherwise undecorated. It is unlined, gathered onto a cotton tape waistband and fastens with two hooks and eyes centre back, intact.