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tapestry edging

Tapestry Edging
1920-1950 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

The tapestry edging woven in wool and silk on a cotton warp, 20 to the inch.
It consists of three strips the first strip is a thin yellow strip, the middle strip is made up of three recurring diagonal lines of dark cream a mid blue and a red line and the final strip is dark blue.


Object details

Categories
Object type
Titletapestry edging
Materials and techniques
Tapestry woven in wool, cotton and silk
Brief description
Tapestry edging woven in wool, silk and cotton, A. Haines & Son, England, 1920-1950
Physical description
The tapestry edging woven in wool and silk on a cotton warp, 20 to the inch.
It consists of three strips the first strip is a thin yellow strip, the middle strip is made up of three recurring diagonal lines of dark cream a mid blue and a red line and the final strip is dark blue.
Dimensions
  • Length: 7in
  • Width: 1.5in
Production typeUnique
Credit line
Given by Mr V. L. Haines
Collection
Accession number
T.464E-1980

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Record createdAugust 13, 2001
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