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Accession number 85.90AB

Unique identifier MNY171573

Description A: Fan with leaf of unbleached (white) silk embroidered in silk floss in shades of brown, pink, green and beige with crane and cherry blossom branch. Monture of pierced and carved sandalwood with stylized floral and foliate motifs; brass rivet and small loop; white silk cord and double tassel. B: Lacquered wooden box with hinged lid, with stylized roses painted in gold on exterior lid flanked by two depictions of Japanese coins with characters; fitted interior lined with blue silk; melon and roses painted in gouache on interior lid; metal lock. Carried by Julia Wood Miller at her marriage in Tokyo to Francis Brinley Hebard Paine (1869-1917) on May 2, 1900. Subsequently used by her daughter, Margaret Whiting Miller Paine (1901-1964), at her wedding on June 8, 1920 at St. Thomas' Church in New York City, to Melvin Abbott Conant.

Dated ca. 1900

Object Type box (container), fan (costume accessory)

Medium embroidering, floss (thread), gouache (paint), lacquer (coating), paint (coating), sandalwood (wood), silk (textile), tassel, wood (plant material)

File dimensions 18.3 in × 12.2 in at 300dpi
46.5 cm × 31.1 cm at 300dpi

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