Production: Unknown
Fine linen cushion cover embroidered with polychrome silks (green, pink, cream, purple, and yellow) in back and satin stitch.
The all over pattern is based upon a strongly geometricised flower, four of which form a star shaped motif. The flowers are alternately purple & green on one diagonal and yellow and pink on the other. These motifs form a border to the back of the cushion. Both front and back are edged with a plait of silk with loops upon the front through which pass bolster shaped buttons made of interlaced silk which one attached to the back by tight loops in the plait itself.
Given by Sir Augustus and Lady Daniel
Length: 16 in
Width: 19.3/4 in
Method of acquisition: Given (1949-06-25) by Augustus, Daniel, Sir & Lady
Weaving
: Fine linen cushion cover embroidered with polychrome silks (green, pink, cream, purple, and yellow) in back and satin stitch. The all over pattern is based upon a strongly geometricised flower, four of which form a star shaped motif. The flowers are alternately purple & green on one diagonal and yellow and pink on the other. These motifs form a border to the back of the cushion. Both front and back are edged with a plait of silk with loops upon the front through which pass bolster shaped buttons made of interlaced silk which one attached to the back by tight loops in the plait itself.
Embroidered
Accession number: T.9-1949
Primary reference Number: 110961
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Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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