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Dress, woman's   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
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Dress, woman's
Object type Classification: NM3.2235
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English: Dress, woman's bright blue silk with reserved cross patterning in white; bodice with three quarter length, slashed sleeve, high neck; extra short sleeved matching bodice worn by Eliya Curtis to her daughter Ida Southey Curtis' wedding 21 Jan 1864, New Plymouth. Then worn by Ida Southey Carthew (nee Curtis) to her daughter Ida Helen Carthew's wedding 12 November 1889, St Marys Church, New Plymouth
Date 12 Nov 1889; Unknown; Victorian-Contemporary Age-European and British-art and design period; 21 Jan 1864; Circa 1864
Dimensions notes: .1 dress - length centre back 1510mm, bust 430mm, waist 360mm, sleeve length 500mm, width across hem 2250mm .2 bolero jacket - length centre back 280mm, bust 395mm, sleeve length 235mm, waist 340mm
institution QS:P195,Q758657
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16456 (object number)
Place of creation New Plymouth; Omata; New Zealand
Credit line gift of Mr H C M Norris, 1979, collection of Auckland War Memorial Museum, T729
Notes Mrs Eliya Curtis wife of George Curtis of Omata, New Plymouth wore this dress at the wedding of her eldest daughter Ida Southey Curtis to Edward Carthew at New Plymouth 21 Jan 1864 Mrs Eliya Curtis nee Newsham b. 8 April 1816 Wisbech, Cambridge County d. 1 June 1890 New Plymouth + George Curtis b. 31 May 1816, Newlington Common, Hackney, London d. 9 June 1894, New Plymouth = married 26 Aug 1841 in St Giles Church, Norwich had 8 children Ida Southy Curtis (second child of Eliya and George Curtis) b. 8 July 1844, West Hackney, London d. 15 April 1922 New Plymouth + Captain Edward Carthew b. circa 1825, Lanteglos, Cornwall d. 31 August 1875, New Plymouth = Married 21 Jan 1864, New Plymouth Had 6 children Ida Helen Carthew (third child of Edward and Ida Curtis) b. 22 November 1867, New Plymouth d. 15 Jan 1955, Hamilton + John Hensleigh Norris b. 1865 d. 20 February 1915, Hamilton = Married 12 November 1889 St Marys Church, New Plymouth Had 4 children Carthew Hensleigh Marryat Norris (known as H.C.M Norris) (second child of Ida and John Norris) b. 12 March 1893, Hunterville, Rangitikei d. 3 September 1980, Hamilton http-winsomegriffin.com-Newsham-George_Curtis2.html
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