English Embroidered Bookbindings
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Behind the bird grow two curvingstems of thick gold braid, each curve containing a beautifully-workedflower or fruit. In the centre is a carnation, and round it are arrangedconsecutively a bunch of grapes, a pansy, a honeysuckle, and a doublerose, green leaves occurring at intervals. From the lower edge dependthree ornamental tassels of silver loops, with small acorns in silverand coloured silks, one from the centre and one from each corner.
The top edge has two draw-strings of gold and red bra...id, each ending inan ornamental oval acorn of silver thread and coloured silks, probablyworked on canvas over a wooden core, ending in a tassel similar to thoseon the lower edge.
A long loop of gold and silver braid serves as a handle, or means ofattachment to a belt, and is fixed at each side near a strong doubleloop of silver thread, used when pulling the bag open. The lining is ofpink silk. This particular bag is perfect in colour as well ascondition, but usually the silver has turned black, or nearly so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Behind the bird grow two curvingstems of thick gold braid, each curve containing a beautifully-workedflower or fruit. In the centre is a carnation, and round it are arrangedconsecutively a bunch of grapes, a pansy, a honeysuckle, and a doublerose, green leaves occurring at intervals. From the lower edge dependthree ornamental tassels of silver loops, with small acorns in silverand coloured silks, one from the centre and one from each corner.
The top edge has two draw-strings of gold and red bra...id, each ending inan ornamental oval acorn of silver thread and coloured silks, probablyworked on canvas over a wooden core, ending in a tassel similar to thoseon the lower edge.
A long loop of gold and silver braid serves as a handle, or means ofattachment to a belt, and is fixed at each side near a strong doubleloop of silver thread, used when pulling the bag open. The lining is ofpink silk. This particular bag is perfect in colour as well ascondition, but usually the silver has turned black, or nearly so.
What to read after English Embroidered Bookbindings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davenport Cyril James Humphries to read onlineMoreLess
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