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Band of so-called English red cut, carved and uncut silk velvet
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Band of so-called English red cut, carved and uncut silk velvet

Tresca of Touchot & Compagnie · 1860 - 1880 · ciselure; cutting; velvet (fabric weave); silk

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Roll of so-called English red chiseled, cut, and uncut silk velvet, the plain ground weave in satin weave. Design: in the center, asymmetrically placed, separate upright flower branches, the leaves resembling oak leaves, the flowers resembling hibiscus; framed by mirror-symmetrically placed S-shaped upright peacock feathers with "eyes". Marked: in the bottom corners in the selvage, two lead tags attached bearing: T & C LYON and DEPOSé PARIS. Provenance: Huize Molecate at Hattum (written on an attached note). Condition: as new.

Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own description
Credit lineBaan z.g. Engels rood geciseleerd, gesneden en ongesneden zijdefluweel. 1860 - 1880. Tresca of Touchot & Compagnie. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.

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