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Reticule, glass beading, silk, probably American
probably American
1840–50
Reticule, [no medium available], American or European
American or European
1700–1940
Reticule, silk, French
French
1795–1800
Reticule, leather, tortoiseshell, metal, European
European
1810–29
Reticule, silk, glass, probably German
probably German
1810–30
Reticule, [no medium available], European
European
18th century
Reticule, silk, metal, French
French
ca. 1801
Reticule, silk, leather, American
American
ca. 1827
Reticule, steel, American
American
ca. 1911
Reticule, silk, metal, glass, French
French
early 19th century
Reticule, metal, silk, French
French
early 19th century
Reticule, [no medium available], European
European
early 19th century
Reticule, leather, tortoise shell, metal, French
French
early 19th century
Reticule, glass, silk, Mexican
Mexican
1818–30
Reticule, silk, metal, probably German
probably German
1800–1810
Reticule, silk, cotton, metal, British
British
first quarter 19th century
Reticule, cotton, American
American
first quarter 19th century
Reticule, Cotton, glass, linen, American
American
1820–40
Embroidered Reticule, Martha Kittredge, New England  American, White cotton thread embroidered on white cotton fabric, American
Martha Kittredge, New England
1811
Reticule, Silk and taffeta, embroidered, French, possibly
French, possibly
1750–99
Reticule, Satin, British
British
late 18th century
Reticule, Petit point embroidery on gilt canvas, British
British
late 18th century
Reticule, silk, metal, European
European
1810–25
Reticule, silk, metal, French
French
1911–12
Reticule, cotton, glass, probably Italian
probably Italian
ca. 1925
Reticule, silk, metal, British
British
1800–1825
Reticule, John Galliano, silk, metal, resin, British
Design House John Galliano
Designer John Galliano
spring/summer 1998

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