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Cloth Fragment

Object Name:
Cloth Fragment
Object ID:
1975.056.36
Creator:
Lockett, JosephEngraver; Palfreyman, GeorgeManufacturer
Place of Origin:
Cheshire, England
Date:
circa 1816
Description:
Cloth fragment. Documentary. Design engraved by Joseph Lockett c.1816, manufactured and retailed by George Palfreyman of Cheshire, England. Cotton plain weave roller or cylinder-printed in cyan. Pattern 10" repeat depicting wild animal hunting scenes; man holding spear while riding horse, spotted deer, charging bull or oxen, two men trapping bear, archer aiming arrow at lion. Pieced 17.25" x 10", hand seamed horizontally 0.25". Two selvedges (sides), two raw edges (ends). Fragment cut from bottom.
Material:
Textile
Cotton
Dimensions:
W-25 L-58 inches
Provenance:
Design created and engraved by Joseph Lockett in 1816, manufactured and retailed by George Palfreyman of Cheshire, England.
Credit Line:
Gift of William L. Warren
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