Sash from the machine side with flowers and leaves, Sash from the natural machine side: machine blonde. The shell edges along the long sides of the sash are formed by the repeating pattern of a lying flower. The flowers are linked together, each on a slightly curved stem with an elongated leaf, with the flower tilting its head diagonally downwards. The leaves and the flower form the scallops. In the midfield between the scallop edges, there are loose smaller flower branches, which are connected at the beginning and end of the sash with a larger flower between large leaves. These large motifs ensure the shell edge on the short sides. The motifs are provided with shiny contour threads and are connected to each other by a machine lawn. Ornamental soils are used in most flower hearts and at the ends of the sash, mainly mechanical rose soils. The shell edges are finished with picots, but these are largely damaged., anonymous, France (possibly), c. 1800 - c. 1899, silk, l 143 cm × w 14 cm ×, 13 cm
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Sash, machine side, flowers, leaves, natural machine side, machine blonde, shell edges, long sides, sash, formed, repeating pattern, lying flower, linked together, slightly curved stem, elongated leaf, flower tilting, head diagonally downwards, flower form, scallops, midfield, scallop edges, loose smaller flower branches, connected, larger flower, large leaves, large motifs ensure, shell edge, short sides, motifs, provided, shiny contour threads, machine lawn, Ornamental soils, flower hearts, ends, mainly mechanical rose soils, finished, picots, largely damaged, France, c, 1800, 1899, silk, l 143
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