Crocheted Wool Shawl, ca. 1915 #antiquecoat and children alike—an uncommon feature

and children alike—an uncommon feature in Edwardian accessories

lightly structured form

serves as the closure

The tunic is lined in black cloth

is a striking example of American Jazz Age outerwear

Crocheted Wool Shawl, ca. 1915 #antiquecoat and children alike—an uncommon featureThis scarf tells a story. It could have been made by someone who took extra care to crochet each stitch carefully. The gold colored metal circles and shimmering sequins add a touch of elegance, making it a special accessory that was surely worn on many occasions. The pulled threads may be a sign of its frequent use and its significance to the owner. Perhaps this scarf was worn for a special occasion or made as a gift. It's easy to imagine it being