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Textile Fragment 1972-489
Textile, Ivory Brocade
Textile Fragment 1972-489

Textile, Ivory Brocade

Date1700-1725
OriginEurope
MediumSilk, silver metalic threads
DimensionsWidth: 20 3/8 inches, Length: 25 inches, Repeat: 15 inches,
Credit LineGift of Mrs. Francis Henry Lenygon.
Object number1972-489
DescriptionIvory taffeta, golden bronze satin damask has flush weft effect rendered in sea green silk in diapered patterns. The metallic silver and coral silk brocaded pattern is one of the large, centeral, formalized flower palmettes enclsed in a ribbon framework, edged with floral and scalloped borders. This so-called "lace" lattern also has motifs such as the tulip-like flowers found in India Chintzes and the so-called "bizarre" silks.ProvenanceOne of a large collection of decorator samples from the firm of Morant & Company, 91 New Bond Street, London. The firm, later known as Lenygon & Morant, was transfered to New York about 1930.
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