Not on display

Lockwood

Textile
1890s (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Textile of woven silk. Ground of deep pink satin with isolated motifs repeated in offset rows with tiny motifs between the large ones, and woven in cream silk bound in twill by an additional white silk warp. The floral motif spreads symmetrically from a small holder to a large leaf shaped like a fan with a cluster of seed pods. Seed pods in a small holder form the intermediate motif.

Object details

Category
Object type
TitleLockwood
Materials and techniques
Woven silk
Brief description
Textile 'Lockwood' of woven silk, made by Warner and Sons, England, 1890s.
Physical description
Textile of woven silk. Ground of deep pink satin with isolated motifs repeated in offset rows with tiny motifs between the large ones, and woven in cream silk bound in twill by an additional white silk warp. The floral motif spreads symmetrically from a small holder to a large leaf shaped like a fan with a cluster of seed pods. Seed pods in a small holder form the intermediate motif.
Dimensions
  • Repeat width: 13in
  • Length: 43.75in
  • Width: 26.25in
Marks and inscriptions
22765 / 48610 (Warner production number)
Credit line
Given by Warner and Sons
Collection
Accession number
T.178-1972

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Record createdJune 24, 2009
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