Stole, Fox fur

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Stole, Fox fur

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Te Hikoi Museum

Description

This stole is most likely made from silver fox fur and still has the legs and head attached. This stole would have been worn over the shoulders and fastened with a stiff cord chain and hook. One leg hangs over each shoulder, while the other two legs are crossed over the back, the head sitting upon them. Fur stoles like this one were popular during the 20th century. It was extremely popular in the 1940s to wear fur pieces that appear to be made from an entire animal, however they were not made...

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Date created

1930-1960

Creator

Unknown maker

URL

https://ehive.com/collections/3278/objects/1338680

Related subjects

Clothing and Accessories

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