Crimson Silk Brocade Panel Museum Worthy : early C1800s England Birds and insects Embroidered in soft coloured wools

Embroidered in soft coloured wools onto a hessian backing and finished with a pretty decorative border or frame

Made in a gorgeous floppy silk which has a lovely drop and feels wonderful to wear

Dating from the second quarter of the 19th century this lovely red and white toile

With a fine handwoven geometric pattern and needlepoint embroidered flowers it’s a highly decorative panel

Crimson Silk Brocade Panel Museum Worthy : early C1800s England Birds and insects Embroidered in soft coloured woolsItem Details. A wonderful panel of crimson magenta deep pinky red silk brocade. This is a furnishing weight silk and is of a very high quality, possibly made to furnish the walls of a spectacular room. The silk dates from the first half of the 19th century and was made in the UK, it has an original shop label which reads Muntzer & Son, 25 Regent Street, Piccadilly (London) which suggests it was never used, but there are stitching marks and the remains