Production: Unknown
Brocade, silk, green ground. The design is made up of sprays of naturalistic roses which spring alternately from wide parallel waved stems and is enriched by flowers with scalloped edges. This sample is made up of five separate pieces placed in a way that means the patterns are not registering. The whole piece is lined with pale pink and is made up with a curved edge as a ladies cloak.
Given by Mrs Dendy Marshall
Length: 2'10.1/2 ft
Width: 5'6 ft
Method of acquisition: Given (1942-09-29) by Marshall, Dendy, Mrs
18th Century, Mid
1725
-
1775
green brocade Silk
Weaving : Brocade, silk, green ground.
Accession number: T.5-1942
Primary reference Number: 117567
Stable URI
Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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