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Tennis outfit
A. White cotton piqué tennis bodysuit; fabric in interlocking diamond design; jewel neckline; sleeveless; shorts; zipper closure down back; faux single welt pocket on right front hip; double rows of navy braid trim at neckline, armscyes, shorts hem, and pocket. Likely worn by a young girl based on the short torso. B. White cotton piqué tennis skirt; straight waistband; open at side seams; double rows of navy braid trim on waistband and around hem and sides of skirt. -
Ring
Sterling silver ring with 14 karat gold sphere on top; sphere is .5 inches in diameter; ring has been adjusted to fit and is slightly deformed; silver is tarnished; fine jewelry. Text: "Pierre Cardin Paris - New York sterling silver - argent", "K 14"
Worn by Jane Bradley Pettit. -
Dress
Royal blue wool double knit shift dress; A-line; jewel neckline; sleeveless; knee length; black patch pocket at right side front with royal blue and white abstract appliqué.Tags 1960s, 1970s, abstract, appliqué, black, blue, double knit, dress, Pierre Cardin, royal blue, shift, white, wool -
Shawl
Ecru linen shawl; triangular; net ground with hand-appliqued paisley and floral motif; scalloped short edges; 95 inches by 60 inches.
The images show the front, the left side, and the right side. The back is the same as the front. -
Shawl
Black cashmere shawl; black floral embroidery on one corner; black silk fringe; 55 inches by 57 inches.
This shawl was originally white when it was made in the early 19th century. It yellowed and was subsequently dyed black.
The first image shows the front. The second image shows the square fold of the shawl. -
Shawl
Black machine made bobbin lace shawl; triangular; central oval contains wreath flanked by 2 ovals on each side: one with wreath, one with bouquet; wreaths and bouquet would appear upside down when worn; 180 inches long, 74 inches on two sides; 52 inches deep; possibly a mourning shawl.
The images show the front, the left side, and the right side. The back is the same as the front.














