I have a vintage cape that’s a rayon/blend silk velvet burnout in a floral pattern. The label says “mfa boston” which really confuses me because when I Google that I keep getting results for the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.
Is “mfa boston” a known label or is it possible this piece is actually an antique reproduction or something sold by the MFA in boston?
I made a listing for the item so if pictures would help it is [URL removed]
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[URL removed] Thank you, lovely! That helps a lot. :)
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sparklemotion Reputation: 51 See sparklemotion's booth |
Entirely possible that this is a reproduction item sold in one of their shops or online. The museum does sell a large number of clothing and accessory items, often in line with what’s currently being exhibited. Try checking out their website, or calling them. I believe they even have an outlet store in a factory outlet mall! Good luck!
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