1745~ / 1750~, Manchester

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1745~ / 1750~, Manchester

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Identifier: 29.23.7

Transfer of custody: Victoria and Albert Museum

Acquisition: Rogers Fund, by exchange, 1929

Collection: European Sculpture and Decorative Arts

Material: Textile
Silk

Technique: Weaving

Depiction

Geometrical motif 67%
Geometrical motif 76%

Dimension: 24.8 cm (height)
1.3 cm (width)

Production time: 1745~ / 1750~
18th century (dates CE)

Production place: Manchester

Type of object: fabrics

Description

PC refers to Prince Charles, the young pretender, and "Down with the Rump" as a Jacobite slogan is frequently found at the time of the 1745 invasions.

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