Items

• East Mediterranean Embroidery.
• French silk weave with pattern in cut velvet.
• French or Flemish Gobelins weave tapestry.
• Japanese Silk Weave (Brocade).
• Japanese Silk and Paper Weave.
• Chinese Silk Weave (Brocade).
• French Silk Weave (Brochée) from Second half of the 18th Century.
• Turkoman Wool Weave.
• Persian patterned cotton cloth used for women's trousers.
• Italian Damask Silk Weave.
• A. Scotch or English machine made shawl weave.
• Moroccan Cotton Weave used for native hangings.
• Moroccan (Fez) Embroidery.
• Nineteenth century copy of late 17th or early 18th century Italian or French Silk Weave (Brocade).
• Indian Cotton and Metal Weave (Kincob).
• Sumatran Silk and Metal Weave.
• French Toile de Jouy Block-Printed Linen.
• Central African Primitive Weave made by the native tribes of the Congo District.
• Japanese Batik (Resist dye work) Technique on textile.
• French Block-Printed Cotton.
• Chinese Damask Silk Weave.
• Piece of a Mohammedan head-dress.
• French Brocade Silk Weave from the Period of Louis XVI (1774-1792).
• Javanese Batik Technique. Part of a native garment.
• Italian or Spanish Brocatelle Silk and Linen Weave.
• Punjabi Hand-Woven Kashmir Shawl Weave.
• Moroccan Brocade Silk Weave used for women's belts
• Spanish or Italian Applied Cord Work Embroidery
• Persian Wool Weave
• Russian Block-Printed Cotton
• Indian Embroidery from a native costume