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Textiles. Cover. Unknown maker, Uzbekistan, Bukhara, or Tashkent. Field covered by bands of stems, flowers and leaves arranged in pairs forming an all over repeat pattern. Border of coiled stem carnation flowers and leaves. Polychrome embroidery in Bukhara, broad chain, square chain and Romanian stitch. Length, whole, 87.5 in, width, whole, 75 in, 1800-1899.
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