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Pair of skirt panels

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The Victoria and Albert Museum

The Victoria and Albert Museum
London, United Kingdom

Pair of skirt panels made of white satin brocaded with flowers in red and green chenille and coloured silks. There are small coloured sprigs between each of the chenille flowers. The flowers are encircled partly by brocaded silk flowers and partly by self-coloured swags. The silk is 20 inches wide and with a selvedge woven in satin with four red and four white stripes. Witha straight front and a little fullness at the back. There is a short side opening with tapes.

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  • Title: Pair of skirt panels
  • Creator: Unknown
  • Date Created: 1795/1804
  • Location: Spitalfields
  • Physical Dimensions: Height: 40.5 in, Width: 31.5 in lower edge of skirt
  • Provenance: Bequeathed by R. E. Wynne-Roberts and Mrs D. L. Wynne-Roberts
  • Medium: Brocaded silk satin in chenille and silks
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