Flowers, Dried, From Braehead, Stewarton

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Flowers, Dried, From Braehead, Stewarton

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An arrangement of dried flowers from Braehead, Stewarton, Scotland, dated 1888. There are two different unidentified ferns with three flowers mounted on thick card with a tissue overlay and short inscription. The pink flower is likely a rose, and we have not been able to identify the other flowers. These flowers were accessioned alongside a large number of clothing and accessories believed to have been owned by Martha Blue (neé Brown) whose family, and her husband's family, emigrated from Sco...

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1888

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Unknown maker

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https://ehive.com/collections/3278/objects/1428432

Related subjects

Plants (flora) / 1880s

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