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Cap Crown, early 20th century
Cap crown of black cotton embroidered in a brilliantly colored large-scale flower design. The embroidery is worked through and almost identical on the reverse. Ticket attached reads: “Mezzo Kevech embroidery,…
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Textile (Thailand), ca. 1960
Long hadwoven breath, warm burnt-orange, with thick yellow weft and fine magenta warp, giving changeable effect when crumpled. At one end, an inch-wide band in which fine blue weft replaces…
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Panel (Thailand), mid-20th century
Long brilliant cerise panel, handwoven. Fine magenta warp of light weight wild silk and thick, flossy weft of bright orange. silk is from worm of East Thailand which feeds on…
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Cap Crown (Belgium), 18th century
Cap crown of Point d’Alençon with a design of floral garlands framing a central spray and forming an oval. Pattern is interspersed at right and left by an elaborate ribbon.
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Cap Crown (France), 1701–50
Cap crown with a design of large conventionalized leaves, flowers and floral clusters surrounding a central heart-shaped motif.
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Sarong (Thailand), 19th century
Design showing center area broken up on an all-over diamond-shaped pattern containing stylized floral shapes of seated Buddha. Reclining figures in outlines of damond shapes. Two wide borders, interrupted by…
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Cap Crown (Belgium), 1700–1750
Cap crown with a central design of a vase surrounded by elaborate stylized floral and foliated forms.
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Cap Crown (Belgium), early 18th century
Cap crown of Brussels bobbin lace with a design of a fountain surmounted by chinoiserie pavilion and flanked by floral and foliated sprays and rocaille decoration.
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Cap Crown (Belgium), mid-18th century
Cap crown with Mechlin ground has a central floral bouquet framed by elaborate symmetrical scrollwork, giving the appearance of a fan, and surrounded by foliated sprays. Made in one piece.
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Cap Crown, 1700–1750
Cap crown with a dense pattern of floral and foliated forms emanating from a heart-shaped base.
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