Sample
1900-1905 (printed)
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Sample of roller-printed cotton. With spiky-headed tulip-type flowers, curving acanthus leaves and small groups of red daisy flowers in pinks, reds, greens and white on a dark blue ground. Pattern E. 143/1.
Object details
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| Materials and techniques | Roller-printed cotton |
| Brief description | Sample of roller-printed cotton, possibly designed by Harry Napper, printed by G.P. & J. Baker at the Swaisland Print Works, Crayford, retailed at Liberty, 1900-1905. |
| Physical description | Sample of roller-printed cotton. With spiky-headed tulip-type flowers, curving acanthus leaves and small groups of red daisy flowers in pinks, reds, greens and white on a dark blue ground. Pattern E. 143/1. |
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| Credit line | Given by Paul Reeves |
| Object history | Part of a group of 10 printed cotton samples from a pattern book T.484:1 to 10-1996. Original design in the archive of G.P. & J. Baker. Linda Parry noted that there is a sample of this fabric in Brussels, bought from alter A Franct[et?] sur Main in 1910. |
| Production | Roller-printed at the Swaisland Print Works. Original design for this textile is in the G.P. & J. Baker Archives. |
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| Accession number | T.484:7-1996 |
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| Record created | April 13, 2011 |
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