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Brisé fan, sticks and blade of finely carved bone, white silk brisé ribbon, 1800

Also known as: Briséwaaier, montuur en blad van fijn uitgesneden been, wit zijden brisélint, 1800

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Record status

Individual type · partial

Period

1800

Brisé fan, sticks and blade of finely carved bone, white silk brisé ribbon, 1800 is held by Museum Rotterdam, dated 1800. Museum description: Brisé fan with a guard and sticks of continuous bone with abundant and finely carved bone. Fifteen inner sticks, held together by a brisé ribbon of white silk. Pin and loop. Both the guard sticks and inner sticks are decorated with numerous, detailed and finely carved abstract motifs. Pin of copper and loop of mother-of-pearl. The museum record gives material recorded as Material: bone; Material: silk; Material: copper; Material: mother of pearl. These details come from the holding museum's own record; how far this object represents a wider collectible type has not yet been independently verified.

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Physical characteristics

Material
Material: bone; Material: silk; Material: copper; Material: mother of pearl

Technical characteristics

Technique
Technique: carving

Identification

Europeana id
/700/europeana_fashion_20052
Museum object name
Briséwaaier, montuur en blad van fijn uitgesneden been, wit zijden brisélint
Holding institution
Museum Rotterdam

Catalogue references

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