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Textiles. Pair of infant's sleeves. Cream-coloured cotton (probably white originally) quilted in cream silk thread with stylized floral and geometrical motifs. The sleeves have turn-back cuffs and are joined at the top by a tape. Cotton, length, whole, 7.5 in, length, cuff, 2 in circa 1600-circa 1799. English.
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