Aqua and Green Shot Silk Taffeta pots Unlike the structured gowns of

Unlike the structured gowns of the previous century

and the de Young & Legion of Honor Museum

paired with a full-length skirt in the back and a standard petticoat

Most appropriate for the late 1770s through the early 1780s

The small handle is attached to the iron frame making it secure

Aqua and Green Shot Silk Taffeta pots Unlike the structured gowns ofAn aqua and green shot silk taffeta woven from differently colored threads that create a remarkable play of color across the fabric. Depending on the light and viewing angle, shades of aqua and green shift and mingle, giving the silk exceptional depth and visual interest. Woven with the crisp hand and lively body characteristic of silk taffeta, this fabric is particularly well suited for gowns, petticoats, waistcoats, jackets, and other garments that