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Dress fabric of brocaded silk, possibly made in England or the Netherlands, ca. 1734. Dress fabric of brocaded silk. With a design of islands with trees, flowers and houses. From the islands hang a large flower. With stags, birds and fruit. The green silk
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Dress fabric of brocaded silk, possibly made in England or the Netherlands, ca. 1734. Dress fabric of brocaded silk. With a design of islands with trees, flowers and houses. From the islands hang a large flower. With stags, birds and fruit. The green silk has a pattern weft bound on the surface in 1/3 twill as are all the other brocaded colours. The ground is a white tabby and is slightly ribbed. The selvedge contains stripes of brown (8 warp threads), white (10) and brown (10) edged by four cords of pink silk. There is a comber repeat in the width of the material. Does not contain a full repeat in the height. The loom width between selvedges is 16.5 inches.
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Title: Dress fabric of brocaded silk, possibly made in England or the Netherlands, ca. 1734. Dress fabric of brocaded silk. With a design of islands with trees, flowers and houses. From the islands hang a large flower. With stags, birds and fruit. The green silk
Description:
Dress fabric of brocaded silk, possibly made in England or the Netherlands, ca.
1734.
Dress fabric of brocaded silk.
With a design of islands with trees, flowers and houses.
From the islands hang a large flower.
With stags, birds and fruit.
The green silk has a pattern weft bound on the surface in 1/3 twill as are all the other brocaded colours.
The ground is a white tabby and is slightly ribbed.
The selvedge contains stripes of brown (8 warp threads), white (10) and brown (10) edged by four cords of pink silk.
There is a comber repeat in the width of the material.
Does not contain a full repeat in the height.
The loom width between selvedges is 16.
5 inches.
.
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