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A15-7152
First half of the 20th century Kuba (D.R. Congo) 'velvet,' a raphia cut-pile and embroidered panel with a repeated square design.
22¼" high x 27½" deep
C13-4374
Mid-20th century Chinese Minority (Miao )panel with a patchwork of indigo blue squares joined.
38½" long x 24½ wide
CAM05-005
A late 19th century ceremonial cloth made from a lattice patterned silk damask.
73½" high x 31½" wide
E06-3243
English or America c. 1920's roller printed cotton.
180" high x 50¾" wide
(5 yards x 50 3/4)
E06-3246 A and B
One of two mid 1960's English "op art" silk screened cotton pieces.
39½" high x 46" wide
E10-3260
A very fine c. 1810 English roller printed cotton in blue on white with a repeated pattern of fashionably draped open windows, flowering baskets and Chinoiserie urns. Design called "Open Window."
99¼" long x 23½" wide
E17-3262
English, 1950's-60's printed cotton furnishing fabric by Edinburg Weavers, called "Tarotena."
108" long x 62" wide
F00-1405
19th century (c. 1810) French joined panel of toile de Jouy in brown & white with repeating classical designs.
39" long x 15'8" wide
F02-1488
c. 1925 French printed silk (Bianchini Ferier, Raoul Dufy?) blue on white, "Indienne."
56" high x 19" wide
F07-1764
c.1925-1950 French Art Deco screen printed abstract geometric silk gauze scarf.
18½" high x 19" wide
F07-1765
c.1925-30 French Art Deco abstract geometric light weight silk fragment.
14¾" high x 42" wide
F99-1382
Turn of the century European jacquard loomed Kashmiri style paisley shawl.
10'8" long x 64½" wide
I08-3278
Early 20th century Mariano Fortuny (Venice, Italy) stenciled cotton wall hanging with a foliated leaf and crown design.
80" high x 45½" wide
(3 panels joined)
I19-3302
c. 1920 pair of block printed cotton twill panels, indigo with a silver ground by Mariano Fortuny, Venice Italy. The design is inspired by Italian Renaissance textiles in a pattern commonly referred to as "open pomegranite" to imitate velvet.
6'6¼" high x 21½" deep
J04-5155 Late 19th century "Boro."
Late 19th century (Meiji) futon cover called "Boro."
72½" long x 59" wide
J05-5180
Early 20th century yukata stencil, framed on red board.
35½" long x 17½" wide
(Framed: 38¼" x 20½")
J05-5181
Early 20th century Japanese yukata stencil, framed on red mat.
35" long x 17½" wide
(Framed: 38¼" x 20½")
J05-5191
19th century Japanese resist dyed (shibori-zome) wool felt carpet (shibori-mosen) with a red field.
49½" long x 80½" wide
J05-5195
A Japanese, late Edo (1800-1860) cotton, rice paste resist dyed with sumi ink. Tsutsugaki futon.
60" long x 52" wide
J09-5228
An unusual c. 1920's Japanese black silk satin checkerboard patterned obi.
152" long x 12½" wide
J11-5237
Early 20th century Japanese resist dyed (shibori) futon cover.
Mounted: 61" long x 56" wide
J12-5238
Early 20th century Japanese (Meiji period) cotton ikat futon cover with square designs in deep indigo blue, light blue, and white called, "Dancing Squares."
83½" long x 51½" wide
