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Sachet

1670-1699 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

At the bottom in a horizontal band are two animals, possibly Angnus Dei, and a bunch of grapes, with a narrow border all around of angular vine-stems. In the middle is a drawn work panel of lozenge design enclosing a lion, birds and plants. The lace has repeating 'S' and heart-shaped devices.

Object details

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Object type
Materials and techniques
Red silk embroidery on cotton ground; long-armed cross, cross, satin, darning, back and chain stitches, with inserted drawn work and embroidered bobbin lace border.
Brief description
embroidered, 1670-99, Mexican
Physical description
At the bottom in a horizontal band are two animals, possibly Angnus Dei, and a bunch of grapes, with a narrow border all around of angular vine-stems. In the middle is a drawn work panel of lozenge design enclosing a lion, birds and plants. The lace has repeating 'S' and heart-shaped devices.
Dimensions
  • Length: 42.5cm
  • Width: 26cm (with lace)
Measurements taken from paper records - not checked on object.
Marks and inscriptions
'MICORACON SENOR DIE DEGO ENPRENDAS'
Translation
'With my heart, O Lord, I give tokens'
Credit line
Given by Mr. A.P. Maudsley
Historical context
Possibly for a monstrance.
Subjects depicted
Collection
Accession number
T.291-1928

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Record createdJune 24, 2009
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