Towel-scarf of loosely woven ribbed linen material embroidered at each end with colored silks and heavy unbleached linen thread. The pattern is composed of four diamond-shaped medallions with small stiffly drawn flowers in the triangles formed between the medallions. Linen.

Towel-scarf, 19th century

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linen, silk; needleworkexpand_more

Bequest of Miss Lily Placeexpand_more  30.23.58

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Title
Towel-scarf
Role
Artist
Dimension
L.59-1/4 x W.18 in.
Accession Number
30.23.58
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Towel-scarf of loosely woven ribbed linen material embroidered at each end with colored silks and heavy unbleached linen thread. The pattern is composed of four diamond-shaped medallions with small stiffly drawn flowers in the triangles formed between the medallions. Linen.