Not on display

Stole

1830s (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Long stole of cream silk machine made net decorated with needle run embroidery. The design is of cream silk with fancy filling stitches, edged with machine picots. The scalloped edges are filled with curved carnation flowers and leaves. Further sprays of flowers extend a little way into the centre. This is enclosed by a border of curving floral sprays and is filled with rows of large round flower heads with curving stems.

Object details

Categories
Object type
Materials and techniques
Silk machine made net with needle run embroidery
Brief description
Stole of embroidered net, England, 1830s.
Physical description
Long stole of cream silk machine made net decorated with needle run embroidery. The design is of cream silk with fancy filling stitches, edged with machine picots. The scalloped edges are filled with curved carnation flowers and leaves. Further sprays of flowers extend a little way into the centre. This is enclosed by a border of curving floral sprays and is filled with rows of large round flower heads with curving stems.
Dimensions
  • Length: 103in
  • Width: 39.5in
  • Length: 261.5cm
  • Width: 99.6cm
Credit line
Given by Mr M. B. Storrs
Collection
Accession number
T.263-1973

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Record createdJune 24, 2009
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