Identifier:
117630.2
Description:
This net cap with embroidery would have been worn in the home in the mid-1800s. During this time period, hats were worn nearly all the time, both indoors and outdoors. Most indoors hats or caps were made of muslin or lace and were often cream or white in color. They were worn indoors to keep hair neat.
Date:
circa 1850
Materials:
Net, Embroidery, Lace
Dimensions:
12 in" h 11 in" w 12 in" d
Current Location Status:
In Storage
Collection Tier:
Tier 2
Source:
Gift Of Mrs. Marvin L. Germain
Related Entities:
Mrs. Marvin L. Germain (donor)
Francelia Whitfield (donor)
Related Objects:
Related Place:
Grand Rapids
