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Chatelaine
Chatelaine
Chatelaine
Museum of International Folk Art
DepartmentTextiles-Europe

Chatelaine

NameChatelaine; tool chain
Artist or maker S. Mordane and Co.
Date1889
Place madeEngland, Europe
(not assigned)United Kingdom, Northwestern Europe, Europe
MediumSilver, ivory
DimensionsOverall: 18 in. (45.72 cm)
Credit LineGift of the Heard Foundation
Object numberA.1951.2.23 A-C
DescriptionA chatelaine was a decorative clasp or hook worn at the waist, from which various useful items were suspended by chains — such as keys, scissors, thimbles, watches, or small tools.

5 implements on a chain--scissors in case, tape measure, scent bottle, pad of ivory disks with silver covres, pencil holder, heavily embellished. Reverse is engraved "Maie Bartlett 1889". Stamped S. Mordane + Co., O&S, SB+E, and E.
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