Cream tabby woven silk ground with a red selvedge on some of the fragments. Tambour work embroidery in polychrome floss silk and a small amount of damaged metal thread. The decoration is of repeating floral sprays. The drawing is exposed where the embroidery has worn away or not followed the outline. Each motif originally stood alone but are now worked with a linking vertical line, the embroidery forming a continuous meandering stem.
History note: Inherited by the donor from his father who was a doctor and resident in Istanbul for many years.
Given by Klaus Eckstein
Length: 62.75 in
Width: 48.75 in
Method of acquisition: Given (2000-10-09) by Eckstein, Klaus
18th Century, Late-19th Century, Early#
Circa
1750
CE
-
Circa
1849
CE
Accession number: T.3-2000
Primary reference Number: 199721
Entry form: 137
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The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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