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Victoria and Albert chintz

Furnishing Fabric
20th century (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Furnishing fabric of block-printed cotton. With three bunches of flowers disposed on a vertical stem which is repeated three times in the width of the material, and the central stem bears its flowers on a different level from the other two. Tendrils from one of the bunches of flowers form small profiles of Queen Victoria and her consort.

The cotton is printed in red, pink, blue, lilac with a little pale yellow and buff, and with dark single green for the leaves.


Object details

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Object type
TitleVictoria and Albert chintz
Materials and techniques
Block-printed cotton
Brief description
Furnishing fabric 'Victoria and Albert chintz' of block-printed cotton, made by Stead McAlpin for Sanderson's, England, made in 20th century from 1850 blocks.
Physical description
Furnishing fabric of block-printed cotton. With three bunches of flowers disposed on a vertical stem which is repeated three times in the width of the material, and the central stem bears its flowers on a different level from the other two. Tendrils from one of the bunches of flowers form small profiles of Queen Victoria and her consort.

The cotton is printed in red, pink, blue, lilac with a little pale yellow and buff, and with dark single green for the leaves.
Dimensions
  • Length: 35.75in
  • Width: 27in
Credit line
Given by Mr and Mrs Michael Archer
Production
Made in 20th century from 1850 blocks.
Collection
Accession number
T.333-1967

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Record createdJune 24, 2009
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