Vouwwaaier van witbruine struisveren op een montuur van smalle, gekronkelde benen van kunststof met schildpadmotief c. 1900 - 1925

This ostrich feather fan, crafted by the widow W. van der Hulst around the early 20th century, showcases a delicate design. The fan's white and brown feathers are arranged in a layered, cascading pattern, creating a sense of softness and elegance. The intricate, tortoiseshell-patterned plastic frame provides a contrasting element, highlighting the lightness of the feathers. This fan exemplifies the popular use of feathers in fashion and accessories during the early 1900s, reflecting the era's aesthetic preferences.