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1727 (made), 1727 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Panel of embroidered linen with cotton in cross stitches. Three varying lengths of white linen embroidered in red cotton and joined together by faggot stitching. The upper panel features a crowned double-headed eagle surmounted by the sacred monogram and stylised birds. Below are three stylised flower forms. The outer ones are surmounted by crowns. The middle and lower panels have similar flower forms and birds geometrically arranged. At the bottom is an attached piece of coarser white linen with drawn thread work and a plaited fringe.

Object details

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Object type
Materials and techniques
Embroidered linen with cotton
Brief description
Panel of embroidered linen with cotton, Germany, dated 1727
Physical description
Panel of embroidered linen with cotton in cross stitches. Three varying lengths of white linen embroidered in red cotton and joined together by faggot stitching. The upper panel features a crowned double-headed eagle surmounted by the sacred monogram and stylised birds. Below are three stylised flower forms. The outer ones are surmounted by crowns. The middle and lower panels have similar flower forms and birds geometrically arranged. At the bottom is an attached piece of coarser white linen with drawn thread work and a plaited fringe.
Dimensions
  • Including fringe length: 79in
  • Width: 11.25in
Marks and inscriptions
'17' and '27' (Embroidered above the birds)
Credit line
Given by Captain R. L. B. Cunliffe
Collection
Accession number
T.212-1953

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Record createdJune 24, 2009
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