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clothing including satin for a gown,
velvet to
border and the gown, and
sarcenet silk for its lining. She was to
receive similar fabric every year. Some...
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wardrobe of clothes, and her
crimson state bed
curtains made of
Italian sarcenet were
embroidered with red
Lancastrian roses.
Clothes were also made for...
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ahead of them,
dressed in
white velvet and
white sarcenet, and all
their servants in
white sarcenet doublets and hose, in the
Burgundian fashion. To joust...
- needles. The "clout" was a
cloth to
which needles were pinned. A
scarf of
sarcenet, (a fine
translucent silk fabric). A
velvet hat 2
cauls of gold, silver...
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Baptist Hicks sold
watchet (blue)
velvet for a
valence and
watchet taffeta sarcenet for
curtains to the Earl of
Northumberland in 1586, from his
London shop...
- in 1510. in
November 1510
Margaret Ashley supplied coloured ribbons and
sarcenet silk
fabric in
several colours for
tippets worn by Mary Tudor, then known...
- calicos.
There were also canopies, and
course diapertowels,
quilts of
course sarcenet and of calico, ****s like
those of Turkey;
whereunto are to be added...
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Sarcenettes and such like" in the
eastern provinces and
areas adjoining Kongo.
Sarcenet was a fine silk, but,
unlike that made in Europe, the type made in "this...
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embroidered with the
Capel and
Arundell arms,
anchor badge, and motto, and red
sarcenet silk curtains. The
Capel anchor badge was
carved in the
doorways at Rayne...
