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Fan (Detail)

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Probably German

Postcard of Fan (Detail).
000-190-000-120-C
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Fan (Detail)

Sticks of a folding fan, carved and pierced ivory.

Carved with a man chucking a woman under the chin, within a scrolling border. Fretwork panels to either side and gold pique decoration below.

The amourous couple reinforce the idea that this is a fan given to a bride.


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Online ID: 000-190-000-120-C
Image Rights Holder: National Museums Scotland
Project: 0098: National Museums Scotland
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Ref: National Museums Scotland  A.1996.354 A
Date: About 1730
c. 1730
Material: Ivory, pierced and carved; skin; painted and pique with gold
Dimensions: 278 mm L
What: Fan
ICOM Number: F 8.3
Subject: European Costume : female costume : accessories
Who: J. Duvelleroy
Mrs Helene Alexander (Identifier)
Richmond Inglis Cochrane Collection
Where: Germany
Event:
Description: Fan of pierced and carved ivory sticks, leaf painted with a king presenting a cup to a couple in a chariot, part of the Richmond Inglis Cochrane Collection: probably German, c. 1730
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