Jean Armour's Bonnet Box

According to the plaque fixed to the front of the box, it was brought to Mauchline from Dumfries after Jean Armour's death, by her daughter "Fanny".
Object no :
EABN018a; EABN018b
Collection :
Jean Armour
Creator :
NA
Place of Production :
NA
Dimensions :
NA
Materials :
NA
Location :
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Accession number :
NA
Copyright :
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2 Fmedia2 F79102 F1031

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