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Kerubic

Chalice Veil
ca. 1904 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Chalice veil of silk satin woven with metal threads. With a design of a central rose surrounded by smaller ornamental roses and heart motifs woven in silver thread on purple satin with rays radiating towards each of the four corners. The four corners each contain the head of a calf, a lion, a woman, and an eagle each surrounded by a pair of decorative wings, and also woven with metal thread.


Object details

Categories
Object type
TitleKerubic
Materials and techniques
Silk satin woven with metal threads
Brief description
Chalice veil 'Kerubic' of silk satin woven with metal threads, designed by Edmund Hunter for St. Edmundsbury Weavers, Great Britain, ca. 1904.
Physical description
Chalice veil of silk satin woven with metal threads. With a design of a central rose surrounded by smaller ornamental roses and heart motifs woven in silver thread on purple satin with rays radiating towards each of the four corners. The four corners each contain the head of a calf, a lion, a woman, and an eagle each surrounded by a pair of decorative wings, and also woven with metal thread.
Dimensions
  • Length: 65cm (Maximum) (Note: Measured by conservation)
  • Width: 62cm (Maximum) (Note: Measured by conservation)
Credit line
Given by Morton Sundour Fabrics Ltd.
Collection
Accession number
T.163-1953

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Record createdJune 24, 2009
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