Braid
1734-1740 (made)
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Woven braid of silver-gilt thread and coloured silks. The braid depicts a repeating scene of a fountain edged with trees on a balustrade, and to its right are two houses on a slope, in various shades of pinks and green on a silver-gilt ground. Backed by yellow tabby silk, and retains some gathering stitches, probably from use as a dress trimming.
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Materials and techniques | Woven braid of silver-gilt thread and coloured silks and backed by tabby silk |
Brief description | Woven braid of silver-gilt thread and coloured silks, possibly made in France or Great Britain, 1734-1740 |
Physical description | Woven braid of silver-gilt thread and coloured silks. The braid depicts a repeating scene of a fountain edged with trees on a balustrade, and to its right are two houses on a slope, in various shades of pinks and green on a silver-gilt ground. Backed by yellow tabby silk, and retains some gathering stitches, probably from use as a dress trimming. |
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Credit line | Given by Ruth Godwin |
Object history | Registered File number 1989/1346. |
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Accession number | T.343-1989 |
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Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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