Not currently on display at the V&A

Pair of Curtains

1973 (designed), 1974 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Repeating design of horizontal chevrons in pale green, pink, peach, white and black. The colours merge into one another and have a white edge making the chevrons. Cream cotton sateen lining and interlining. The curtains have wide rufflette headings.


Object details

Categories
Object type
Parts
This object consists of 2 parts.

  • Curtain
  • Curtain
Materials and techniques
Screen printed cotton with sateen lining.
Brief description
A pair of curtains with horizontal chevron design and wide rufflette headings, designed by Christopher Vane Percy, 1973, and printed by Zandra Rhodes, 1974.
Physical description
Repeating design of horizontal chevrons in pale green, pink, peach, white and black. The colours merge into one another and have a white edge making the chevrons. Cream cotton sateen lining and interlining. The curtains have wide rufflette headings.
Credit line
Given by Linda Lloyd-Jones.
Object history
Made for the home of Linda Lloyd-Jones (drawing room and partitioned dining room) of a house built in Clapham, London, in 1860.

Historical significance: Christopher Vane Percy had an interior design company 'CVP' based in Mayfair in the 1970s. These curtains were printed by Zandra Rhodes on commission.
Collection
Accession number
T.489:1-2001

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Record createdJune 20, 2002
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