Furnishing fabric of brocaded silk satin, possibly designed by Philippe de Lasalle, France, ca. 1790 Furnishing fabric of brocaded silk satin. There are two loom widths and a decorative border around the fabric. The design of the central field consists of baskets of flowers with ferns, a group of three putti holding a bird on a piece of string, a bunch of flowers supported by griffins, a pair of crossed arrows tied with ribbon, and two putti emptying pitchers. There are garlands of flowers and cornucopias scattered in the field. In the borders, a group of putti with birds alternates with a bunch of flowers supported by griffins. The design is mainly carried out in soft shades of green, brown, pink and white. The silk is a tissue with a green satin ground, and the pattern is bound in 3/1 twill by a proportion of the threads of the ground warp. There is one white pattern weft. All the other wefts are brocaded.