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Sky-blue Spitalfields silk satin brocaded with honeysuckle and carnations or gilliflowers. The silk was designed and woven by the company Batchelor, Ham & Perigal circa barbara moffett of London
Brocaded Spitalfields silk satin designed/woven by Batchelor, Ham & Perigal.
peinture aiguille - Antique Japanese Purple Silk Padded Satin Stitch Embroidery Chrysanthemum Kimono Close up.
Waistcoat (detail) early century Culture: British Medium: linen, silk, metallic thread Dimensions: Length: 40 in.
Swatch book Place of origin: Lyon, France (made) Date: ca.
Reproduction Fabrics - turn of the century, > fabric line…
Handmade French Ribbon Flowers Ribbons and Trims by Ribbonflowers
Detail, apron, probably England, c. Cream silk taffeta, hand embroidered with a Jacobean floral pattern with polychrome silk floss and bronze metallic floss. The scalloped edges arte trimmed with corded floss.
Trained wool dressing gown / morning dress, Pale China blue wool twill w/ Watteau back, embroidery, and "overcoat" tailoring in front.
Dress Date: ca. 1775 Culture: American Medium: [no medium available] Dimensions: Length (a): 111 in. cm) Length (b): 14 in. cm) Credit Line: Gift of Miss Alice T. Parkin, Accession Number: b
exquisite brocade detail from the Mantua dress (circa embroidered with silver threads to catch the candlelight so that it glows.
Spitalfields, England (woven) Date: (made) (altered) Artist/Maker: Anna Maria Garthwaite, born 1690 - died 1763 (textile, designer) Materials and Techniques: Brocaded satin in coloured silks Credit Line: Given by Mrs Olive FurnivallGown
