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Stole

18th century (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Stole pieced together from a silk having a wide chiné stripe in the centre in white and pink, flanked by narrow stripes in pale blues, wider stripes in plain yellow and a fancy stripe of spaced salmon-pink stripes on creamy-white silk.

The ends are trimmed with a narrow gold lace. At each end and in the centre is a cross of gold braid woven from gold thread, gilt metal strip in two widths and cream silk.

The stole is stiffened with white linen and lined with pink silk.


Object details

Categories
Object type
Materials and techniques
Chiné silk lined with silk, stiffened with linen and trimmed with lace
Brief description
Stole of chiné silk, France, 18th century
Physical description
Stole pieced together from a silk having a wide chiné stripe in the centre in white and pink, flanked by narrow stripes in pale blues, wider stripes in plain yellow and a fancy stripe of spaced salmon-pink stripes on creamy-white silk.

The ends are trimmed with a narrow gold lace. At each end and in the centre is a cross of gold braid woven from gold thread, gilt metal strip in two widths and cream silk.

The stole is stiffened with white linen and lined with pink silk.
Dimensions
  • Length: 96in
  • Width: 9in (maximum)
Credit line
Given by Mr John Fowler
Collection
Accession number
T.226-1978

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Record createdJune 24, 2009
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