Supplement to the NOVEMBER NUMBER 1910 of "The Paris Journal of Fancy Work and Fashion"
Design
11/1910 (made)
11/1910 (made)
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This sheet of patterns is for a wide range of textiles for the domestic interior and dress. It includes patterns for cushions, d'oyleys (decorative mats for the table), a mat for the table centre, 'tea serviettes' (table napkins), a bag, handkerchiefs, a nightdress, a baby's robe and hood, a chair back, a candle shade, a 'photos album cover'. Not only does this sheet of patterns demonstrate an economical use of paper with as many patterns as can be fitted onto each side of the paper included but the patterns are for the different media of textiles, a wooden clock and a leather belt. The patterns are not only for embroidery but also for Venetian point lace and Milan lace.
The sheet was published by, and as a supplement, to the November, 1910 edition of The Paris Journal of Fancy Work and Fashion and gives an insight into the variety of goods which could be made in and for the home. Each pattern is numbered and appears on an index on the sheet allowing the object for which the pattern is made to be identified.
The sheet was published by, and as a supplement, to the November, 1910 edition of The Paris Journal of Fancy Work and Fashion and gives an insight into the variety of goods which could be made in and for the home. Each pattern is numbered and appears on an index on the sheet allowing the object for which the pattern is made to be identified.
Object details
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| Object type | |
| Title | Supplement to the NOVEMBER NUMBER 1910 of "The Paris Journal of Fancy Work and Fashion" (series title) |
| Materials and techniques | Printed in ink on paper |
| Brief description | Sheet of design prints from the Supplement to the November 1910 issue of "The Paris Journal of Fancy Work and Fashion" |
| Physical description | A large pale brown sheet of numerous design prints on both sides, printed in blue ink on one side and brown ink on the other. |
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| Production type | Design |
| Credit line | Given by Ann Nolan |
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| Summary | This sheet of patterns is for a wide range of textiles for the domestic interior and dress. It includes patterns for cushions, d'oyleys (decorative mats for the table), a mat for the table centre, 'tea serviettes' (table napkins), a bag, handkerchiefs, a nightdress, a baby's robe and hood, a chair back, a candle shade, a 'photos album cover'. Not only does this sheet of patterns demonstrate an economical use of paper with as many patterns as can be fitted onto each side of the paper included but the patterns are for the different media of textiles, a wooden clock and a leather belt. The patterns are not only for embroidery but also for Venetian point lace and Milan lace. The sheet was published by, and as a supplement, to the November, 1910 edition of The Paris Journal of Fancy Work and Fashion and gives an insight into the variety of goods which could be made in and for the home. Each pattern is numbered and appears on an index on the sheet allowing the object for which the pattern is made to be identified. |
| Collection | |
| Accession number | E.194-2010 |
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| Record created | February 3, 2010 |
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