Shawl
ca.1835 - ca. 1865 (made)
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Shawl of printed wool and silk gauze. The shawl is wovn with a silk and wiil gausze ground with white silk stripes at intervals in the warp and weeft. The shawl is printed with a design of three cones, one larger flanked by two smaller ones. These are containd with a formlal cartouch. the design is repeated over the whole shawl. Around the shawl is a failry narrow border of half medallions. The colouring is predominatly crimson, red, blue and pink.
Object details
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| Materials and techniques | Woven silk and woollen gauze |
| Brief description | Shawl of printed wool and silk gauze, Norwich, England, ca. 1835 - ca. 1865 |
| Physical description | Shawl of printed wool and silk gauze. The shawl is wovn with a silk and wiil gausze ground with white silk stripes at intervals in the warp and weeft. The shawl is printed with a design of three cones, one larger flanked by two smaller ones. These are containd with a formlal cartouch. the design is repeated over the whole shawl. Around the shawl is a failry narrow border of half medallions. The colouring is predominatly crimson, red, blue and pink. |
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| Credit line | Given by A. H. Welch |
| Object history | Registered File number 1963/509 |
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| Accession number | T.72-1963 |
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| Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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