Property of a Chicago Lady

The group appearing in overall good, stable and attractive condition. Two of the crowns have metal arm mounts that connect to the underside of the crown and could be screwed into a wall allowing the beads to hang freely. The third crown sits on a metal stand. 

There are a few small instances of loss to the beading and exposed threads as a result. Overall, the crowns are intact and stable. Additional images available upon request.

No additional provenance information is available.

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