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CHINESE DAMASK A.D. 1573-1591
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Cope and textile fragment of brocaded silk damask, possibly made in Italy or France, 1670-1699. Cope and textile fragment of brocaded silk damask. Woven with arabesques in stripes. The design is carried out in yellow damask, white silk twill and brocaded
Cope and textile fragment of brocaded silk damask, possibly made in Italy or France, 1670-1699. Cope and textile fragment of brocaded silk damask. Woven with arabesques in stripes. The design is carried out in yellow damask, white silk twill and brocaded
Cope and textile fragment of brocaded silk damask, possibly made in Italy or France, 1670-1699. Cope and textile fragment of brocaded silk damask. Woven with arabesques in stripes....
Cope made of silk damask, lined with silk and with a hood and orphreys of canvas covered with silk damask and embroidered, designed by Sir Ninian Comper, woven by Perkins and Sons Ltd., and embroidered by the Sisters of Bethany's School of Embroidery, Lon
Cope made of silk damask, lined with silk and with a hood and orphreys of canvas covered with silk damask and embroidered, designed by Sir Ninian Comper, woven by Perkins and Sons Ltd., and embroidered by the Sisters of Bethany's School of Embroidery, Lon
Cope made of silk damask, lined with silk and with a hood and orphreys of canvas covered with silk damask and embroidered, designed by Sir Ninian Comper, woven by Perkins and Sons ...
Petticoat in silk damask, Spitalfields, London, 1739-1742. Petticoat in dark green silk damask. Made from 5 widths of silk damask each 21 inches wide. Narrow worsted braid along the lower edge and a black strip of linen along the top. The braid along the
Petticoat in silk damask, Spitalfields, London, 1739-1742. Petticoat in dark green silk damask. Made from 5 widths of silk damask each 21 inches wide. Narrow worsted braid along the lower edge and a black strip of linen along the top. The braid along the
Petticoat in silk damask, Spitalfields, London, 1739-1742. Petticoat in dark green silk damask. Made from 5 widths of silk damask each 21 inches wide. Narrow worsted braid along th...
Vestments consisting of a chasuble, stole and maniple in silk damask, designed by A.W.N. Pugin, made in England, ca. 1848. Vestments consisting of a chasuble, stole and maniple in oyster silk damask. Silk damask.
Vestments consisting of a chasuble, stole and maniple in silk damask, designed by A.W.N. Pugin, made in England, ca. 1848. Vestments consisting of a chasuble, stole and maniple in oyster silk damask. Silk damask.
Vestments consisting of a chasuble, stole and maniple in silk damask, designed by A.W.N. Pugin, made in England, ca. 1848. Vestments consisting of a chasuble, stole and maniple in ...
Chasuble and stoles of silk damask, designed by A.W.N. Pugin, probably made by Mrs Lucy Powell, Birmingham, 1848-1850. Green silk damask chasuble with embroidered bands in silver, gold and coloured silks, and two silk stoles. Silk damask with applied met
Chasuble and stoles of silk damask, designed by A.W.N. Pugin, probably made by Mrs Lucy Powell, Birmingham, 1848-1850. Green silk damask chasuble with embroidered bands in silver, gold and coloured silks, and two silk stoles. Silk damask with applied met
Chasuble and stoles of silk damask, designed by A.W.N. Pugin, probably made by Mrs Lucy Powell, Birmingham, 1848-1850. Green silk damask chasuble with embroidered bands in silver, ...
Banyan of green silk damask, Anna Maria Garthwaite, Great Britain, 1740-1750. A T-shaped garment, open at front, with sleeves reaching to the forearm with a turn-back cuff, made of green silk damask and lined with green silk taffeta and beige linen. There
Banyan of green silk damask, Anna Maria Garthwaite, Great Britain, 1740-1750. A T-shaped garment, open at front, with sleeves reaching to the forearm with a turn-back cuff, made of green silk damask and lined with green silk taffeta and beige linen. There
Banyan of green silk damask, Anna Maria Garthwaite, Great Britain, 1740-1750. A T-shaped garment, open at front, with sleeves reaching to the forearm with a turn-back cuff, made of...
Yellow silk damask evening dress made in the 1840s from fabric dating from a century earlier. Tight fitting bodice and full skirt, England, ca. 1845. Yellow silk damask evening dress made in the 1840s from fabric dating from a century earlier. Tight fitti
Yellow silk damask evening dress made in the 1840s from fabric dating from a century earlier. Tight fitting bodice and full skirt, England, ca. 1845. Yellow silk damask evening dress made in the 1840s from fabric dating from a century earlier. Tight fitti
Yellow silk damask evening dress made in the 1840s from fabric dating from a century earlier. Tight fitting bodice and full skirt, England, ca. 1845. Yellow silk damask evening dre...