Not on display

Furnishing Fabric

ca. 1800-1825 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Furnishing fabric of green silk damask with a satin ground and a floral pattern in white silk. In the centre is a classical vase with a bouquet of flowers and around the vase are bunches of vine leaves and grapes. There is a single point repeat in the width of the silk and a complete repeat in its length. Damask with a satin ground with a white weft forming the pattern, bound in twill. Selvedges are 8 mm wide.
6 mm plain green satin.
2 mm tabby woven by 8 red silk warp threads and the white weft.

Object details

Categories
Object type
Materials and techniques
Silk satin damask
Brief description
Furnishing fabric of silk satin damask, France, ca. 1800-1825.
Physical description
Furnishing fabric of green silk damask with a satin ground and a floral pattern in white silk. In the centre is a classical vase with a bouquet of flowers and around the vase are bunches of vine leaves and grapes. There is a single point repeat in the width of the silk and a complete repeat in its length. Damask with a satin ground with a white weft forming the pattern, bound in twill. Selvedges are 8 mm wide.
6 mm plain green satin.
2 mm tabby woven by 8 red silk warp threads and the white weft.
Dimensions
  • Repeat length: 17.25in
  • Selvedge width: 0.8cm
  • Height: 20.75in
  • Loom width: 19.25in
Collection
Accession number
T.421-1960

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Record createdJune 24, 2009
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