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Damask square (pillow top_ of grey-green satin with repeat design of large floral spray of roses, leaves and half open pomegranate; from this, above, springs, ruined stone arch, a tree, and view of tower and house woven in pale blue. Rest of design in naturalistic colors. Fragments of gold galloon edge.

Pillow top, 18th century

Germany

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Textile, 1752

Anna Maria Garthwaite; Weaver: John Sabatier

G281

rectangular panel; white ground with white designs of pheasants and ducks standing in underbrush and others taking flight; design repeated three times, three uncut napkins

Three Uncut Napkins, 19th century

Ireland

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ladies trousers, silk, black damask with white waistband.

Ladies Trousers, early 20th century

China

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silk damask, red orange ground with blue and orange Ainu-type motifs

(Ladies' Jacket), early 20th century

Unknown Japanese

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(Initially a 'ch'ao-fu' court robe; altered in Tibet for ritual Lamaist dances, large triangular panels and striped cuffs were added to the original tapered sleeves.) Court Robe of dark blue satin; in upper section, back and front, a shaped panel extending over shoulders with large four-clawed dragon in gold; clouds, bats, and Eternal Sea motif in shades of blue, green, yellow, rose and rust; at back and front waistline, where skirt of robe is seamed to upper section, a band of dragons and clouds in gold and colors; a wider band of the same borders the skirt all around ten inches from the bottom; collar band and border of gold and black floral brocade; standing collar of fuschia cotton; large wing-like sleeves made of black satin and strips of green, yellow and crimson satin brocade with an outer border of the black and gold floral brocade; canvas lining; note tailoring of this robe, with the wide skirt caught into stiff pleats over the hips, and the long, triangular sleeves; A.P.( Alfred Pillsbury) thinks a court robe remodelled for Lama Dances

Formal Court Robe Altered for Lamaist Ritual Dance, late 19th century

Tibet

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side chair, Sheraton design; open back of 'diamond pattern'; rectangular panel carved with drapery swags in center of crest rail; straight molded legs taper slightly; underbraced with stretchers; seat upholstered in green silk damask (modern)

Trellis-back side chair, 1800-1810

United States

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Picture panel of pale apricot satin with self diapered ground embroidered in shades of blue, green, pink, yellow, rust, red, and black applique. The design represents an emperor and an empress with their attendants. In the background are large sprays of lotus. Border of black satin embroidered with flowers and symbols in colors and gold. The applique motifs are done chiefly in satin stitch, but couched, knot, chain, and laid stitches also used. Lining of course orange gauze. Note dragon design of emperor's robe; phoenix design of Empress'.

Pictorial Hanging, c. 1825

China

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Victorian rosewood side chair, c.1860, shaped back with cresting of elaborately carved rose sprays; chair frame, at front, also carries carving of roses; front legs curve in gentle cabriole and are finished with casters; back and seat are upholstered in blue and gold brocade of large floral pattern

Victorian side chair, c. 1860

John Henry Belter Factory

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Collar of silk tapestry (ko'ssu) made with a design of waves and dragons on a dark blue ground. Finished with an added border of dark blue silk and gold material and lined with stained silk damask. The finer detail of the design is painted on the material.

Collar, 1736-1795

China

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Hand Towel, c. 1900

United States

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Manchu Woman's Informal Robe, early 20th century

China

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woman's three piece outfit consisting of robe, skirt and trousers of silk damask, embroidered satin and silk woven ribbon.

Woman's Non-official Informal Matching Outfit, 20th century

China

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Temple banner, early 19th century

Tibet

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Imperial 12-symbol robe of embroidered yellow satin with swastika fret diaper ground in blue. Nine 5-clawed dragons in gold, those in profile clutching the Heavenly Jewel. In background in addition to 12 ancient symbols, loose cloud forms, bats, and long life characters in shades of blue, green, red, pink, lavendar, and strong violet. Cf. 42.8.44 for same strong purple. Conventional border of slightly wavy slanting stripes in body colors, tight clouds, rolling waves, and lively spray inw hch appear swastikas and branches of coral. Note mass effect of coral here. Below border on sleeve a narrow strip of gold-colored satin. Deep, wide cuffs of black satin embroidered with body designs. Edging and inset of black and gold swastika fret brocade. Collar band same design. Embroidery done chiefly in satin stitch. Couched, laid and stem stitch also used. Robe slit at sides and lined with thin orange silk.

Manchu Empress’s Semiformal Twelve-Symbol Court Robe (jifu), Daoguang period, 1821-1850

China

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Water color type, actual size iris garden. Blue with peach and green Blue Dusk

%C2%A9 Jack Lenor Larsen%2C Inc.%2C Paul Gedeohn

Winter Iris, 1986

Jack Lenor Larsen, Inc.; Designer: Paul Gedeohn

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orange ground; white undyed areas forming leaves, flower and fans, accented with green, gold and purple embroidery; white lining

Kimono (furisode) with design of peonies, chrysanthemums, wisteria, and fans, late 18th century

Unknown Japanese

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Panel, 17th century

France or Italy

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Fragment, 17th century

Italy

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Fragments, 16th century

Italy

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Panel, 17th century

France or Italy

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Panel, 19th century

Italy

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Furnishing Fabric, early 20th century

Erickson and Weiss

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Hand Towel, one of two, c. 1900

United States

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Panel, 17th-18th century

Italy

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Panel, 17th century

Italy

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Round Tower, 1969-1977

Larsen Design Studio, New York; Mill: Irish Tapestry Industries; Producer: Jack Lenor Larsen, Inc.

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China Rose, 1990-1992

Larsen Design Studio, New York; Designer: Paul Gedeohn; Producer: Jack Lenor Larsen, Inc.

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China Rose, 1990-1992

Larsen Design Studio, New York; Designer: Paul Gedeohn; Producer: Jack Lenor Larsen, Inc.

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Parrot-back side chair, c. 1740-1760

United States

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China Rose, 1990-1992

Larsen Design Studio, New York; Designer: Paul Gedeohn; Producer: Jack Lenor Larsen, Inc.

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Pictograph, 1977-1985

Larsen Design Studio, New York; Mill: Gessner A G; Producer: Jack Lenor Larsen, Inc.

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