Bande de côté machine noire avec libellules, anonyme, c. 1890 - c. 1899 bande de côté machine noire : côté Machinal Chantilly. Le motif répétitif se compose de deux libellules volantes, presque droites. Les ailes de la libelle supérieure sont plus bouleversées et celles de la libellule inférieure latéralement. Une fine branche de rose fendue avec quelques fleurs et feuilles prend naissance au bas de la bande sur une ligne ondulée, qui consiste en une succession de branches de rose. Il y a une bande décorative courte incurvée avec une grille carrée sous chaque sommet de vague. Les motifs sont pourvus de fils de contour et sont connectés

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• Dimensions: 7933 x 4721 px | 67,2 x 40 cm | 26,4 x 15,7 inches | 300dpi

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Strip of black machine side with dragonflies, anonymous, c. 1890 - c. 1899 Strip of black machine side: Machinal Chantilly side. The repeating pattern consists of two, almost straight -placed, flying dragonflies. The wings of the upper Libelle are more upset and those of the lower dragonfly sideways. A thin, split rose branch with a few flowers and leaves originates at the bottom of the strip on a wavy line, which consists of a succession of rose branches. There is a curved short decorative band with a square grid under each wave top. The motifs are provided with contour threads and are connected by a machine tuler floor, which is littered with mosies. As a decorative land, a machine rose soil has been used in the curved decorative band and in the flower hearts. The curved decorative belt forms the Schulpenrand, which is finished with picots under the tops of the continuous wavy rose branches. The top of the strip is cut straight and not finished. Calais cotton (textile) Strip of black machine side: Machinal Chantilly side. The repeating pattern consists of two, almost straight -placed, flying dragonflies. The wings of the upper Libelle are more upset and those of the lower dragonfly sideways. A thin, split rose branch with a few flowers and leaves originates at the bottom of the strip on a wavy line, which consists of a succession of rose branches. There is a curved short decorative band with a square grid under each wave top. The motifs are provided with contour threads and are connected by a machine tuler floor, which is littered with mosies. As a decorative land, a machine rose soil has been used in the curved decorative band and in the flower hearts. The curved decorative belt forms the Schulpenrand, which is finished with picots under the tops of the continuous wavy rose branches. The top of the strip is cut straight and not finished. Calais cotton (textile)