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White silk tabby weave, polychrome silk embroidery. The panel must have been worked for the export market, possibly for a woman's dress and probably to a European design, hence the inclusion of the honeysuckle and the meandering border of rosehips and the overall stiffness of the composition. The stitching technique is entirely Chinese although it may have been made in Macao or the Philippines.
Given by Mrs. Soame Jenyns, in accordance with the wishes of her late husband, Soame Jenyns
Length: 85 cm
Width: 27 cm
Method of acquisition: Given (1977-03-08) by Jenyns, Soame, Mrs.
18th Century
Circa
1700
CE
-
Circa
1799
CE
Accession number: T.65-1977
Primary reference Number: 190394
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Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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