V&A Museum - Moda i tekstylia

Furnishing fabric of roller-printed cotton, printed by Samuel Matley & Son. Hodge, Cheshire, 1818.

Furnishing fabric of roller-printed cotton, printed by Samuel Matley & Son. Hodge, Cheshire, 1818.

Furnishing fabric of roller-printed cotton, printed by Samuel Matley & Son. Hodge, Cheshire, 1818.

Furnishing fabric of roller-printed cotton, printed by Samuel Matley & Son. Hodge, Cheshire, 1824.

Furnishing fabric of roller-printed cotton, printed by Samuel Matley & Son. Hodge, Cheshire, 1824.

Furnishing fabric of roller-printed cotton, printed by Samuel Matley & Son. Hodge, Cheshire, 1824.

Portrait of Margaret Laton and her jacket, portrait attributed to Marcus Gheeraerts (1562-1635). Oil painting. Linen embroidered with silver and silve...

Bodice ornament in the form of a spray of flowers. Gold, silver and diamonds. England, 1850.

Coat or Michiyuki, detail, by Kitamura Takeshi. Diamond pattern, silk gauze. Kyoto, Japan, 1993-95.

Small Syringa furnishing fabric, by Edward William Godwin (1833-86). Woven silk. England, c.1875.

Z'ikama, man's jacket woven in silk. Indian fabric for the Jewish community. Iraq, c.1870

Fan mount with design depicting blackberries and butterflies, by Emma Radford. Bobbin lace. Devon, England, c.1878.

Panel of bobbin lace, detail. Brussels, Flanders, c.1725-50.

Hanging. Painted silk. France, c.1700.

A Woman Reading a Letter, by Sir Edwin Henry Landseer (1802-73). Black chalk on paper. England, c.1830-40.

Bridal costume. Illustration. Paris, France, c.1890.

Bridal costume, from Le Follet. Illustration. Paris, France, 1865.

Edging. Bobbin lace. Italy, c.1550-1600.

Tallit or prayer shawl ornament used by Jewish worshippers. Needle lace and silk. Venice, Italy, c.1670-1700.

Lace edging. Needle lace. Italy, early 17th century.

Two pages from a textile album, by Barbara Johnson (1738-1825). England, c.1758-68.

Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Dress Fabric, by Ralph Barton (1891-1931). Printed cr??pe de Chine. U.S.A., 1927.

Sheherazade, by Georges Barbier (1882-1932), from Modes et Manieres d' Aujourd'hui. Print. Paris, France, c.1914.

L' Ilot, by Georges Barbier (1882-1932), from Modes et Mani??res d' Aujourd'hui. Print. Paris, France, c.1914.

Furnishing fabric, by Owen Jones (1809-74) for Warner & Co. Woven silk. England c.1870.

Men's Fashionable Morning Walking dress, from Le Beau Monde or Literary & Fashionable Magazine. England, 1806.

Furnishing fabric, by Mariano Fortuny (1881-1949). Printed linen. Italy, c.1927.

Woman?s & Girl?s Fashions, visiting an art gallery. From the Revue de La Mode: Gazette de la Famille. Paris, France, 1876.

In the Waiting Room, Latest Paris Fashions, Travelling. from The Queen Magazine Supplement, England, 1895.

Morning and Evening Dress, published by Whittaker and Co, from La Belle Assembl??e. Etching. England, 1831.

L'Utile Recommendation, Robe de diner, de Cheruit, by Pierre Brissaud (1885-1964), from Gazette du Bon Ton, published by Librarie Centrale des Beaux-A...

Men's fashionable walking dress, from Le Beau Monde or Literary & Fashionable Magazine. Hand-coloured engraving. Paris, France, 1806.

Man's collar. Linen edged with bobbin lace and tassels of knotted line thread. Honiton, Devon, England, c.1630-50.

Devaki taking refuge with her child in the forest with snakes & birds, detail from a scroll. Gouache. Bengal, India, c.1800.

Swaddling band. Linen and embroidered cutwork border. Italy, c.1600-25.

Swaddling band. Linen and embroidered cutwork border. Italy, c.1600-25.

Doublet and Breeches. White satin handsewn with silk braid and silk ribbon. England, 1630-40.

Doublet and Breeches. White satin handsewn. England, 1630-40.

Roller Blind furnishing fabric, by A.W.N. Pugin (1812-52). Linen. Lancashire, England, c.1847.

Furnishing Border, probably by Norris & Co. or Daniel Walters & Sons. Woven silk. Spitalfields, London, England, 1853.

Embroidered Book Cushion. Embroidered with silks, gold and silver thread. Hampshire, England, 1630-50.

Pair of Woman's Elasticated Ankle Boots. Silk. Great Britain, 1851.

Glove. Kid and maroon satin. England, c.1600-25.

Sash. Purple silk. England, 1635-42.

Pair of Gentlemen's Gloves, by the Firm of Fownes. Sheepskin. London, England, c.1888.

Cushion Cover. Silk velvet with applied linen canvas embroidered with silk and metal thread. England, c.1600.

Omar furnishing fabric, by Charles Harrison Townsend (1851-1928), manufactured by Alexander Morton & Co. Jacquard woven wool and cotton. Darvel, Scotl...

Border for Furniture. Gimp-lace, tape lace made with silk cords and linen thread. England, 1650-80.

Shawl with Paisley design. Woven in wool on a Jacquard loom. Probably Scotland, 1851-55.

Thistle motif fabric for a window blind, probably designed by A.W.N.Pugin (1812-52) or his son, Edward Welby Pugin (18341875) and produced by John G....