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Suit Date: ca. 1780 Culture: British Medium: wool
SuitSuit Date: ca. 1780 Culture: British Medium: wool Dimensions: [no dimensions available] Credit Line: Purchase, Irene Lewisohn Bequest, 1972 Accession Number: 1972.85.1a–c

SuitSuit Date: ca. 1780 Culture: British Medium: wool Dimensions: [no dimensions available] Credit Line: Purchase, Irene Lewisohn Bequest, 1972 Accession Number:

Waistcoat Date: 1786–90 Culture: British Medium: silk, wool, cotton Dimensions: Length at CB: 25 in. (63.5 cm) Credit Line: Purchase, Gifts in memory of Paul Ettesvold, 1988 Accession Number: 1988.261.1

Waistcoat Date: Culture: British Medium: silk, wool, cotton Dimensions: Length at CB: 25 in. cm) Credit Line: Purchase, Gifts in memory of Paul Ettesvold, 1988 Accession Number:

Waistcoat, Date: ca. 1780 Culture: British Medium: cotton, silk, flax
Suit | British | The Met
Waistcoat Date: 1770–80 Culture: probably British Medium: wool, silk, cotton
Waistcoat, England, 1785-1795. Ivory silk faille with multicoloured naturalistic floral silk embroidery.

Waistcoat, England, Ivory silk faille with multicoloured naturalistic floral silk embroidery.

Court suit (image 6) | French | 1750-1775 | silk | Metropolitan Museum of Art | Accession #: 33.124.2a, b
Waistcoat 18th century American Note: looks like unlined wool
Waistcoat Date: ca. 1740 Culture: British Medium: linen, silk Dimensions: Length at CB: 33 1/4 in. (84.5 cm) Credit Line: Gift of Catherine Van Bomel Gift Fund, 1978 Accession Number: 1978.63.1

Waistcoat Date: ca. 1740 Culture: British Medium: linen, silk Dimensions: Length at CB: 33 in. cm) Credit Line: Gift of Catherine Van Bomel Gift Fund, 1978 Accession Number:

Suit 1780, British, Made of wool. I like the trimmings on this one, as well as the lining that 'pops' against the rest of the suit

Suit Date: ca. 1780 Culture: British Medium: wool Dimensions: [no dimensions available] Credit Line: Purchase, Irene Lewisohn Bequest, 1972 Accession Number:

Waistcoat, England or France, 1786. Green silk satin with silk and silver thread embroidery and gold sequins.

Waistcoat, England or France, Green silk satin with silk and silver thread embroidery and gold sequins. You can see the fashion for shortness and straight hems. Also very neat around the Scye and straight-angled cut collar.

Coat Date: 1785–90 Culture: Italian Medium: silk Dimensions: Length: 49 in. (124.5 cm) Credit Line: Rogers Fund, 1926 A... Accession Number: 26.56.21
"This 1770-1790 waistcoat fragment could have been produced with 2 printings, an initial one to achieve the red and black, and a second one to apply the blue, making a relatively cheap and easy fabric to produce. Collection of the Met"

"This waistcoat fragment could have been produced with 2 printings, an initial one to achieve the red and black, and a second one to apply the blue, making a relatively cheap and easy fabric to produce.

Coat ca. 1785

1785 Culture: American or European Medium: wool, silk Dimensions: Length at CB: 41 in. cm) Credit Line: Purchase, NAMSB Foundation Inc.

Waistcoat 1780, European, Made of silk, wool, cotton and linen
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