Sample
1910 (manufactured)
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Printed white cotton, possibly curtain fabric, with an undulating lozenge lattice design in two blues; powder and grey-blue. The broad lattice is formed by a stylised floral/foliated stem connecting with a five-fingered leaf form. Inside the undulating lozenges is a symmetrical flowering plant of a tiger-lily or a rose bush. No selvedge.
Object details
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| Materials and techniques | Printed cotton |
| Brief description | Textile sample, printed cotton furnishing fabric, for Newman, Smith & Newman, probably Manchester, 1910 |
| Physical description | Printed white cotton, possibly curtain fabric, with an undulating lozenge lattice design in two blues; powder and grey-blue. The broad lattice is formed by a stylised floral/foliated stem connecting with a five-fingered leaf form. Inside the undulating lozenges is a symmetrical flowering plant of a tiger-lily or a rose bush. No selvedge. |
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| Production | Patent Office registration date: 8th October 1910 |
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| Accession number | T.176-2004 |
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| Record created | September 10, 2004 |
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