Artefact
Artefact
Credit Line
gift of the Countess of Oxford, 1961,
collection of Auckland War Memorial Museum Tamaki Paenga Hira, 1961.132, 36377.1, T182
Primary Maker
Place
Date
18th Century-19th Century
Technique
Media
Measurement Description
height 1372 x length 2997 mm
Measurement Reading
Classification
Media/Materials Notes
appliqued in wool and embroidered
Last Update
20 Sep 2016
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hanging
Department Applied Arts and DesignAccession Number 1961.132Description hanging, wool, appliquéd in wool and embroidered. Formalised design of vase with flower spikes, possibly hyacinths, in a panel and surround of floral design, rope-like coils…
hanging, wool, appliquéd in wool and embroidered. Formalised design of vase with flower spikes, possibly hyacinths, in a panel and surround of floral design, rope-like coils and strapwork. Multi-coloured designs on dark red background. Single panel with beige linen lining and fringe of purple twisted (silk).
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hanging
Department Applied Arts and DesignAccession Number 1961.132Description hanging, wool, appliquéd in wool and embroidered, formalized design of vase with flower spikes in a panel and surround of floral design, rope-like coils and strapwork,…
hanging, wool, appliquéd in wool and embroidered, formalized design of vase with flower spikes in a panel and surround of floral design, rope-like coils and strapwork, multi-coloured designs on grey background, single panel with lining and fringe.
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hanging
Department Applied Arts and DesignAccession Number 1961.132Description hanging, heavy twill appliquéd in wool and embroidered. Formalized design with flower spikes surrounded in wide borders of floral design and rope-like coils and panels. Fawn,…
hanging, heavy twill appliquéd in wool and embroidered. Formalized design with flower spikes surrounded in wide borders of floral design and rope-like coils and panels. Fawn, pink, and green design on black ground. With backing. Four panels.
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