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Two embroidered fragments,
the linen ground of each worked in silks with a waving figure beneath a crested arch of red, yellow and blue plumes, surmounted by a pair of cockerels and flanked by long-tailed, winged creatures, Skyros, late 17th/early 18th century, (damages and repairs)--24cm x 40cm and 24cm x 37cm; and an embroidered muslin towel, the end borders worked in metal threads and silks with pale pink and blue flower sprays, Ottoman, first half of the 19th century, (ends tacked together, stains)--51cm x 100cm
See Colour Plate 6 (3)
the linen ground of each worked in silks with a waving figure beneath a crested arch of red, yellow and blue plumes, surmounted by a pair of cockerels and flanked by long-tailed, winged creatures, Skyros, late 17th/early 18th century, (damages and repairs)--24cm x 40cm and 24cm x 37cm; and an embroidered muslin towel, the end borders worked in metal threads and silks with pale pink and blue flower sprays, Ottoman, first half of the 19th century, (ends tacked together, stains)--51cm x 100cm
See Colour Plate 6 (3)
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See Islamic and Indian Costume and Textiles, Christie's South Kensington, 14th October 1998, lot 326. For use of similar motifs in Northern Sporades embroideries see also catalogue numbers 21 and 22, Aegean Crossroads, Greek Island Embroideries in the Textile Museum Washington