Large group of Whitework and other Embroidery
Various, 1700–1900
A group of 56 pieces, the majority being shawls, collars, cuffs, and other women's dress accessories. A significant number are Dresden work, a type of embroidery dating from the mid 18th century. Also card for King Edward VII's visit to Edinburgh, 1903. Part of a gift to five museums by Richmond Inglis Cochrane through the Art Fund between 1995 and 1997.
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Title of artwork, date
Large group of Whitework and other Embroidery, 1700–1900
Date supported
1997
Medium and material
Cotton; linen; muslin; lace; card
Gifted by
Richmond Inglis Cochrane Collection

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