Chasuble
ca. 1690-1730 (made)
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Chasuble made of glazed worsted striped with white, gold, orange, light and dark brown and scarlet between leaf green stripes. On the green stripes is a design in white of floral motifs and leaves with scrolls. Edged with gold braid and two parallel lines of gold braid are sewn down the back and front. Made with a long curved front and a wider unshaped back and is lined with blue linen.
Object details
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| Materials and techniques | Glazed worsted, gold braid, lined with linen |
| Brief description | Chasuble made of glazed worsted, possibly made in Norwich or Spitalfields, ca. 1690-1730 |
| Physical description | Chasuble made of glazed worsted striped with white, gold, orange, light and dark brown and scarlet between leaf green stripes. On the green stripes is a design in white of floral motifs and leaves with scrolls. Edged with gold braid and two parallel lines of gold braid are sewn down the back and front. Made with a long curved front and a wider unshaped back and is lined with blue linen. |
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| Accession number | T.287-1962 |
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| Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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