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ca. 1912 (Creation)
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- England
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1 collar in frame : lace, gilt frame ; 42 x 42 cm
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The framed collar was donated to Heritage York for display at Lambton House by Joy Cohnstaedt ca. 2016. Joy acquired the item while volunteering for the Textile Museum of Canada.
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The item is a handmade fine lace collar that features a Maltese cross pattern. It is laid flat in a gold gilt frame. A handwritten note attached to the back of the frame identifies it as being produced in Nottingham England, and brought to Canada sometime in 1915.
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Handwritten note on back of frame reads: Handmade ecru lace collar (incorporating Maltese Cross Pattern) made in 1912 or 1913 by young blind woman, in Nottingham, England with whom Etta (Henrietta) Parkers lived and worked for as a nurse/companion. Brought to Canada by E. Parker Hobbs in 1915. Thelma Hobbs Peters
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- English