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A towel is a torn piece of fabric that was decorated with embroidery and used in rituals and ceremonies. The towel was usually of a certain shape, 35-40 cm wide and 3 to 5 meters long.
This towel was hand embroidered by my ancestors.In particular cases, a towel can be characterized as an accessory.
Now the territory where my ancestors once lived is located in Ukraine.
Model 99k - Singer Sewing Machine
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It’s in a brown wooden case (bentwood case c1935) the machine is black with gold designed
Singer Sewing Machine
Equipment
In my home
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The Item is made of Pure Gold ring with diamonds.
It does not have a well-known creator as it was made by a local jewelry store.
Accessory
It is currently based on Toronto
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the item is a gold ring details with a flower. the flower is about an inch big and the petals are created with small white diamonds and the middle has ruby stone.
Local Italian jeweler in Calabria
It is an accessory or jewelry
it is currently located in Toronto
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vintage satin wedding gown, with hand-sewn lace floral pearl/beaded pattern
Becker's Bridal Fashions
Wedding gown
Toronto, Ontario
Louis Vuitton Dauphine (vintage)
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Woman's handbag;, Louis Vuitton; Accessory / Handbag; Toronto, Canada
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Made of fabric from Hungary. One of four shirts -- one white and three blue -- made of fabric purchased by Tran Thi Thu Ha (aunt) in Saigon. The shirts were tailored (either in Saigon or My Tho) for four of her brothers. This sort of purchase was illegal in post-1975 Vietnam. Including my father, three of the brothers escaped by boat wearing the shirts, and eventually settled in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. They were worn for several years, but eventually were put away and stayed in the possession of Tran Ba Hung (father). This white shirt originally belonged to Tran Ba Hung (father's older brother) who disliked his own clothes and would steal the others'. The shirt was taken and worn by Tran Ba Hung (younger brother). The remaining shirt in Vietnam was lost.
Shirt
Saskatoon (Temporarily held in Toronto)
A-line dress and matching clutch coat
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Outerwear
A-line dress with a matching coat that belonged to my grandma
Toronto, ON
No name, tag was removed
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DR. MARTENS' 8065 CRAZY HORSE LEATHER MARY JANE SHOES in Dark Brown.
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