Fabrics Collection (page 6)

Battle of Zama. 16th c. SPAIN. Madrid. Royal Palace. Flemish art. Tapestry

Piece of a Paracas fabric. Paracas culture. Textiles. Proc: PERU. ICA

Banner of the Inquisition of Sevilla. Textiles

Fragment of Egyptian fabric with hippopotamus of the Fatimid period (9th c.). Islamic art. Textiles. EGYPT. Cairo. Museum of Islamic Arts

Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). Hoy enviad los
" Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). " Hoy enviad los trapos a la tenencia de alcald� ma񡮡 serᮠ ropas de abrigo para nuestros soldados"

Bayeux Tapestry. 1066-1077. Detail of the attack to the Dinan castle in Brittany by William I of England. Romanesque art. Decorative Arts; Tapestry. FRANCE. Bayeux. Archaeological Museum

Saint George. Polychromed manuscript on gazelle leather. Coptic art. SPAIN. Igualada. Museu de la Pell dIgualada

FRANCE. Pau. Castle. Triton or Neptune represented on a tapestry. Tapestry

Pend󮠤e Baeza o de San Isidoro. 1147. Kingdom
Pend󮠤 e Baeza o de San Isidoro. 1147. Kingdom of Leon. Commemoration of the intervention of San Isidoro (St. Isidore) in the battle of Baeza in 1146. National relic. Embroidery on cloth

Apron of a Masonic Master. Textiles. FRANCE. Paris. Mus饠 du Grand Orient de France et de la Franc-Ma篮 nerie Europ饮 ne

Dagger-holder. Textiles. SPAIN. Madrid. Army Museum

Polo, Marco (1254-1324). Venetian traveller. Manuscript edition in French (14th c.). Trade of grains and fabrics. Description of the World. s.XIV. Gothic art. Miniature Painting. FRANCE. Paris

Advert for Gor-ray Koneray skirts 1948

Advert for Gor-ray Koneray pleated skirts 1942

Fabrics advertisement
Advertisement for Aberfoyle Fabrics Date: 1928

Advert for Munro fabrics 1930
Munro fabrics - Restella Date: 1930

Advert for Gor-ray Koneray pleated skirts 1941
The Worlds most beautiful skirts. In a variety of fabrics, worsted, authentic tartan, flannel, tweed and check. 1941

English man sorting fabrics for trade in Yokohama. Japanese print shows a merchant examining cloth which possibly reminds him of his wife

Designs now on textile fabrics. Date 1878?

Woman in red fabric
Magazine advertisement for Celanese Fabrics Date: 1930

Royal Wedding 1934 - wedding dress fabric
A silver bride - the design of Princess Marinas wedding dress. A reproduction of the fabric design used for the wedding dress of Princess Marina of Greece for her marriage to Prince George

Courtaulds advertisement
Advertisement for Courtaulds Dress and Lingerie Fabrics, allowing modern woman to retain her effeminate daintiness, even as an intrepid aviatress apparently. Date: 1931

Lady in geometrically patterned red and white dress
Lady in a geometrically patterned red and white dress, advertising AGB cotton fabrics. 1924

Tonik fabric advertisement, 1962
Advertisement for Tonik, the aristocratic mohair cloth by Dormeuil. Its crisp, impeccable, superbly comfortable qualities make a Tonik suit the ideal thing to step aboard a glamorous Pullman train

Tatler front cover, 1962
Graphic front cover of The Tatler depicting an Egyptian woman with a beatific smile made up from a number of Eastern style fabric designs, mainly from Liberty. Date: 1962

Celanese Coronation advertisement, 1953
Advertisement for Celanese acetate yarn in the year of Queen Elizabeth IIs Coronation featuring a Coronation robe and Kirtle of velvet made for a Baroness by Ede and Ravenscroft. Date: 1953

Evening Coat 1913
Wonderfully exotic theatre coat using 2 fabrics - a plain blue & a red & white floral design. The cuffs & hem are trimmed in fur. N.B the unusual feather headdress. Date: 1913

Shadow drawing. C. H. Bennett, Industry
Industry. A hard working man sits busily stitching fabrics and casts a shadow of a bee hive. Illustration from a series of shadow portraits of fictional characters by Charles H Bennett entitled

The National Dress of Croatia
A group of men, women and children in the traditional national dress of Croatia

Horrockses fabric advertisement
Advertisement for Horrockses textiles, the main manufacturer of printed cotton for clothing and furnishings in the 1950s

Horrockses cotton advertisement
Advertisement for Horrockses, the greatest name in cotton and the leading manufacturer of printed cotton textiles for clothing and furnishing during the 1950s

Morocco - Dressing a Moroccan Moorish Bride
Dressing a Moroccan Moorish Bride in traditional costume in preparation for her wedding

Illustration from an advert for Celanese fabrics
Art deco style colour illustration from a Celanese advertisement, showing two elegant women looking in a mirror

East of Suez by Webster Murray
An exotic scene showing British tourists examining fabrics in a bazaar somewhere in the Middle East

Vanity Fair A La Mode by Charles Robinson
An illustration by Charles Robinson (1870-1937), brother of William Heath Robinson) of a fashion designer creating his collection in the open air

Arab Weaving
Charlemagne receives gifts of fabrics from Haroun-al- Raschid, Caliph of Baghdad

Roger I and Weavers
Roger I of Sicily, conquers Corinth, Thebes and Athens, seizes quantities of fabrics and also compels weavers to come and work in Sicily

Venice Fabric Trade
Venice becomes Europes leading trading centre for fabrics

History of Fashion 1880
Coat bodice, basques well over the hips, double-breasted, cut-away at the front & trimmed with cord; straight skirt with vertical stripes, train & diagonal drapery

Dyeing Cottons
Dyeing cotton fabrics in Dye- becks

Furnishing Fabrics
A catalogue photograph of furnishing fabrics

Lamp and Fabrics 1915
A table lamp stand on a table in front of curtains

Market People - 12
She sells fabrics... 12 of series of 12

Tunisia / Tunis Souk 1906
The SOUK DES ETOFFES, Tunis - a street specialising in fabrics

Owen Jones Chinese 60
Designs from porcelain, paintings, woven fabrics and wooden boxes

BLOUSES 1915
Selection of blouses in floral, striped & plain fabrics with lace over-bodice, wide shawl collars, wired stand collars, epaulettes & various cuff styles

Advert / Courtauld Fabrics
Courtaulds Furnishing Fabrics

Owen Jones Indian 51
Ornaments from embroidered and woven fabrics, and paintings on vases, seen in the Indian Collection of the Great Exhibition and later at the South Kensington Museum

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