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Dress Fabric

1753 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Dress fabric of woven silk with a design of interwoven stems in broad meanders on a highly textured ground. White silk damask with an additional pattern weft bound in twill. The selvage is 0.125 inches wide with two green and one white stripe. The panel come from an altered dress.


Object details

Categories
Object type
Materials and techniques
Silk damask
Brief description
Dress fabric of woven silk, Spitalfields, London, 1753.
Physical description
Dress fabric of woven silk with a design of interwoven stems in broad meanders on a highly textured ground. White silk damask with an additional pattern weft bound in twill. The selvage is 0.125 inches wide with two green and one white stripe. The panel come from an altered dress.
Dimensions
  • Repeat length: 19.75in
  • Repeat length: 50.2cm
  • Repeat width: 19in
  • Repeat width: 48.2cm
  • Height: 43in
  • Height: 109.2cm
  • Width: 19.5in
  • Width: 49.5cm
Credit line
Given by Miss H. M. Knowles
Collection
Accession number
T.16-1969

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Record createdJune 24, 2009
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