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Click here to subscribeA suite of Bilston Foundry cast iron furniture designed by Edward Bawden, 1950s seat 122cm.; 48ins wide Edward Bawden (B.1903) painter, illustrator and graphic designer, studied at the Cambridge School of Art from 1919 and the Design School of the Royal college of Art from 1922-5 where Paul Nash was a tutor. He designed textiles for the Orient Steam Navigation Co. Ltd. And decorations of earthenware produced by Wedgwood
TEXTILES - AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY CROSS STITCH NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER, the work of Emma Fl*nt, aged 11, displaying the Alphabet in green, red and cream silks, 35cm x 27cm in an ebonised glazed frame and ANOTHER, unnamed in a faint salmon colour and clear on a sack cloth backing, 23cm x 19cm in an ebonised glazed frame
TEXTILES - JANE SPOONER A WILLIAM IV NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER displaying the Alphabet and letters, bordered by flowers and foliage with lions and various trees and birds, inscribed "Let me improve the hours I have etc.", aged 13 and dated May 12th 1836, 40cm x 32cm," in a chamfered rosewood glazed frame
TEXTILES - ELEANOR NICHOLAS`S WORK A GEORGE IV NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER displaying the Alphabet, flowers and foliage, numbers, inscribed "Fragrant the roses but if fades in time, honour thy Father with thy whole heart etc." inscribed and dated, Aged 10 years, 1828,"44cm x 38cm, in a chamfered mahogany and glazed frame
Russell Cruix: An early 20c. portrait miniature of a child on probably ivory, she seated quarter profile in a christening dress. The modern frame centred by a hook with the following verso "Roberts Antiques, specialists in early English ceramics, textiles and fine arts" The image 2.25 cms. by 7.75 cms.
Circa 1920`s And Later Costume including short evening jacket with metallic foliate design to the back; blue velvet bias cut evening dress with cut out detail to the reverse and matching jacket; cream silk and chiffon dress with bead detailing and matching wrap; brown chiffon and gold lace dress; three cotton printed day dresses; yellow and white metal thread shawl; assorted textiles; child’s cotton bonnets; stockinette doll and other items
A rare Madame Doucet green plush velvet visite, circa 1885, labelled "Mme Doucet, 21 rue de la Paix 21, Paris", adorned with copper and purple tinted pendant beads. The House of Doucet is one of the oldest Maisons du Couture, claiming that they were founded in 1817 although the first listings for Doucet in conjunction with textiles is not until 1822. In 1845 a Mme Doucet is registered as selling fine lingerie from 17 Rue de la Paix, the re-numbering of the street in the 1850s thus changing the shop number to 21.