Carpet
1870-1900 (made)
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Carpet, wool pile, semi-circular in shape with traditional Chinese motifs and border designs. The pattern consists of three circular medallions composed of cloud-forms and scattered floral sprigs. The border has one band with a floral pattern on a yellow ground; two narrower bands containing respectively a simple geometrical pattern and a row of dots; while outside all is a plain blue edging.
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Materials and techniques | Knotted woollen pile on cotton warp |
Brief description | Carpet, wool pile, semi-circular in shape with traditional Chinese motifs and border designs, China, Qing dynasty, 1870-1900. |
Physical description | Carpet, wool pile, semi-circular in shape with traditional Chinese motifs and border designs. The pattern consists of three circular medallions composed of cloud-forms and scattered floral sprigs. The border has one band with a floral pattern on a yellow ground; two narrower bands containing respectively a simple geometrical pattern and a row of dots; while outside all is a plain blue edging. |
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Credit line | Given by E. Guy Ridpath |
Object history | Registered File number 529/1936. |
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Bibliographic reference | Wilson, Verity. Chinese Textiles. London: V&A Publications, 2005, plate 57. ISBN 1851774386. |
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Accession number | T.2-1936 |
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Record created | November 11, 2004 |
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