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Gown

Object Name:
Gown
Object ID:
2015.010.01
Creator:
Labaudt & Robina
Place of Origin:
Paris, France
Date:
1889
Description:
Gown, worn by Lucy Lambert Hale Chandler (1841-1915). Four pieces: bodice, two sleeves, and skirt with train. Green satin and silk with vertical bead-embroidered panels on front of bodice and skirt. Made by "Labaudt & Robina, / 22 Rue du Quatre Septembre, Paris", stamped on silk tape band in bodice.
Material:
Textile
Satin
Silk
Dimensions:
L-64 inches
Provenance:
The donor, Rosemary B. Chandler, is the daughter of Horton Lloyd and Elizabeth Bradlee (Snow) Chandler, and the great-grand-daughter of William E. Chandler (1835-1917), and his first wife Ann Caroline Gilmore (1836-1871). The gown was worn by William E. Chandler's second wife, Lucy Lambert (Hale) Chandler (1841-1915). It was probably made for her in Paris during the Chandlers' visit to Europe in 1889.
Credit Line:
Gift of Rosemary B. Chandler
Subjects:
Gowns, Evening
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