An Incomplete History of the Pineapple in Fashion feat. Knitting a reticule

Spicing up my knitting footage with an onslaught of fun facts... More Pina Cloth items- https://philippinestudies.uk/mapping/items History of the Dole Family and Fruit Company- https://study.com/learn/lesson/sanford-b-dole-the-annexation-of-hawaii.html More on James Dole- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Dole The Great Pineappling of 2015- https://popculturerainman.com/tag/pineapple-trend-2015/ Knitting Links- Knitty Pattern- https://knitty.com/ISSUEss12/FEATss12SIT.php Original 1840s Pattern- https://www.google.com/books/edition/The_lady_s_assistant_for_executing_usefu/4mYDAAAAQAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=0&bshm=nce/1 Yarn that i used- https://www.lisaknit.com/sylvie-silk Image References- [1]- Reticule, c. 1800, England, KCI, AC4411 83-1-3 [2]- Pineapple (Ananas comosus L. Merr.) A. Hassan, ... J. Siriphanich, in Postharvest Biology and Technology of Tropical and Subtropical Fruits: Mangosteen to White Sapote, 2011 [3]- https://mauipineappletour.com/ [4] Charles II Present with a Pineapple, c. 1675-80, Hendrick Danckerts, Royal Collection Trust, RCIN 406896 [5]- Coffe Pot, 1760-1780, England, CWF, 1958-286,A&B [6]- The Pineapple at Dunmore Park. The Landmark Trust [7]- Robe a la Francaise, c. 1740, French, MFA Boston, 43.647.1-b [8]- Silk Design, 1708, James Leman, V&A, E.1861:83-1991 [9]- Robe a la Francaise, c. 1760, French, Fashion Museum Bath [10]- Dress Fabric, 1745, England (?), V&A, T.395-1977 [11]- Dress Fabric, 1760s, France, V&A, CIRC.502-1962 [12]- "Pineapple" dress, Fr