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American or European
1825–30
French
ca. 1814
![Wedding dress, Raudnitz and Co. - Huet and Chéruit French, [no medium available], French](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ci/web-additional/1974.140.1_F2.jpg)
Design House Raudnitz and Co. - Huet and Chéruit
Designer Chéruit
1904
Italian
ca. 1795
French
1867–68
![Dressing gown, [no medium available], American](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ci/web-additional/C.I.60.6.6_F.jpg)
American
ca. 1860
American
1805–15
American
1884
![Nightgown, B. Altman & Co. American, [no medium available], American or European](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ci/web-additional/CI43.113.1_F.jpg)
Department Store B. Altman & Co.
1894
Designer Marshall Field & Company
1908–10
American
1875
American
ca. 1895
Designer Pierre Balmain
Bergdorf Goodman
1965
American or European
late 1890s
American
ca. 1807
American
1865–70
American
ca. 1880
Design House House of Worth
Designer Charles Frederick Worth
1885
American
1853–57
British
ca. 1798
American
ca. 1819
American
ca. 1905
American or European
1835–36
American
ca. 1866
Design House Worth and Bobergh
Designer Charles Frederick Worth
1862–65
![Dress, [no medium available], American](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ci/web-additional/CI42.76.2ab_F.jpg)
American
ca. 1857
Design House Maison Pingat
Designer Emile Pingat
ca. 1885
French
1896
French
1865–67
American
1900–1905
Mela Koehler
Publisher Wiener Werkstätte
1911
European
1853–56
American
1831–35
French
1760s
Design House (a–d) House of Patou
Designer (a–d) Jean Patou
1927
American
ca. 1860
American
ca. 1880
British
ca. 1869
Design House House of Paquin
Designer Jeanne Paquin
1908
British
ca. 1855
Designer Gomer Herbel
1883
British
1829
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