Glazier, Richard: Historic textile fabrics: a short history of the tradition and development of pattern in woven & printed stuffs (London: B. T. Batsford, 1923)

INDEX TO PLATES AND ILLUSTRATIONS

Italian Satin Brocade.
Late 15th Cent., xlii.
Italian Silk Brocades.
Brocaded Silk Robe, 16th Cent.,
li. ; Early 18th Cent., lxii. ;
15th Cent., xliii.
Italian Textile Design.
The Vase Pattern, 36, 37.
Italian Velvets.
Green Velvet Doublet, Early
17th Cent., xlix. ; 16th Cent.,
xlviii. ; Silk, 17th Cent., lii.
Jacquard Loom.
Early 19th Cent., vi.
Jacquard Weaving.
Diagram of, vn.
Japanese Brocades.
18th and Early 19th Cent., xxn. ; j
Silk, Early 19th Cent., xxiv. ;
Silk, Late 17th Cent., xxm.
Japanese Silks.
18th Cent., xxv.
Japanese Stencil Patterns.
19th Cent., cm., civ.
Javanese Batiks.
18th Cent., lxxxv. ; 19th Cent.,
LXXXVI.
Linens.
Damask, 18th Cent., lxxviii. ;
Flemish, 16th Cent., lxxv. ;
German Printed, 13th Cent.,
LXXXVII.
Looms.
Chinese Cotton, 6; Early
Egyptian, 2, 3 ; Early English,
4 ; Chinese Silk, 5 ; Falcon’s
Loom, Early 18th Cent., v. ;
Old Draw Loom, iv. ; Original
Jacquard Loom, Early 19th
Cent., vi.
Louis XV. Fabrics.
French Silk Brocade, Louis
XV., 18th Cent., lxviii. ; French
(or Spanish) Silk Brocades, 18th
Cent., lxvii.; French (or Spanish)
Silk Brocade, Middle 18th Cent.,
lxvi.; Italian Silk Brocade, Early
18th Cent., lxii.; Relief Orna-
ment, Rocaille Period, 40; Spanish
Satin Brocade, Late 17th Cent.,

lvii. ; Spanish (or French) Silk
Brocade, Late 17th Cent., lviii.
Louis XVI. Fabrics.
Design for Brocade by Gabriel
Trichard, 41 ; French Silk
Damasks, Late 18th Cent.,
LXIX., LXX.
Lucchese Damask.
Early 14th Cent., xxxvn.
Lucchese Silk.
Brocade, Early 14th Cent., 1. ;
14th Cent., xxxvi.
Lyons, Woven Silk Fabric. 39.
Machines.
Diagram of 3-Colour Printing,
LXXXIV.
Marot, Daniel.
Design for Velvet, end of 17th
Cent., lxv.
Medallions.
Alexandria or Hither Asia, 20 ;
Byzantine, 19.
Naturalistic Designs.
Early \^>th Cent.—French Silk
Brocades, lxl, lxiii. ; Italian Silk
Brocade, lxii.
Laie t^>th Cent.—Chinese Silks,
xvii. ; English Printed Chintzes,
xcix., c.; Flowered French
Silk Brocade, Frontispiece, lxvi.,
lxviii. ; French Silk Damasks,
lxix., lxx. ; German Printed
Cottons, xcv.; Spitalfields Silk
Brocades, lxxx.—lxxxiii.
igth Cent.—Japanese Silk Bro-
cades, xxiv.
Orphreys.
Vide Cologne Weavings.
Palampore.
Indian, 18th Cent., lxxxviii.
Patterned Fabrics.
Byzantine Woven Silk, 10th or
11 th Cent., xiv.; Early Egyptian,
7, 27, 46; Florentine Floral
Pattern, 34; Hither Asia or
Alexandria, 6th or 7th Cent.,
xiii. ; Lucchese Pattern from
Italian Painting, 31; Nurse and
Child from painting by Frans
Hals, Early 17th Cent., l.

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