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| Culture: | English or French
| | Title: | textile fragment
| | Date Made: | 1740-1770
| | Type: | Textile
| | Materials: | textile: polychrome, supplementary weft-patterned wool; white, plain-weave linen
| | Place Made: | United Kingdom; England or France
| | Accession Number: | HD F.377
| | Museum Collection: | Historic Deerfield
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Description: Fragment of linen woven with polychrome brocaded wool wefts. These textiles were sometimes referred to as toile de Normandie, after the area of France that specialized in this kind of fabric. It also could have been produced in England. This kind of fabric was a less expensive alternative to silks with a brocaded design.
Subjects: Textile fabrics; Linen Link to share this object record: https://museums.fivecolleges.edu/detail.php?t=objects&type=ext&id_number=HD+F.377 |
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