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Hearst Museum object titled Textile sample, accession number 7-6807, described as Framed piece. Silk. Cut and uncut pile on twill weave. Red. Geometric and floral designs. 10⅝ inches by 7½ inches.
Hearst Museum object titled Textile sample, accession number 7-7660, described as Yellow, silk framed piece with floral and foliage designs; plain weave, brocaded; 6 1/4 by 12 7/8".
Hearst Museum object titled Textile sample, accession number 7-7684, described as Wool(?), double cloth framed piece with light brown ground, white designs, and floral and foliage designs; 9.5 by 9.5".
Hearst Museum object titled Textile sample, accession number 7-7612, described as Framed red silk piece with pomegranate design; damask; 19 3/8 by 14 1/8".
Hearst Museum object titled Textile sample, accession number 7-7680, described as Silk and metal-wrapped yarns framed piece with green ground, silver and gold designs, and oval designs; plain weave, brocaded; 4 by 12.25".
Hearst Museum object titled Textile sample, accession number 7-7686, described as Brown and grey framed piece made of silk with floral and butterfly designs; damask; 13 7/8 by 8 1/4".
Hearst Museum object titled Textile sample, accession number 7-7441, described as Description: framed piece; Materials: silk; Techniques: damask, brocaded; Colors: light brown ground varicolored designs; Dimensions; 18 1/8 inches x 13 3/4 inches; Remarks: Floral designs similar to Spitalfield's 18th-century silk brocade
Hearst Museum object titled Textile sample, accession number 7-7481, described as Framed pieces. Silk. Damask. Red. Floral designs. 8 1/4 by 11 3/8".
Hearst Museum object titled Textile sample, accession number 7-7653, described as Silk framed piece with brown ground, light brown designs, and floral designs; damask; 13 7/7 by 8 1/8",
Hearst Museum object titled Textile sample, accession number 7-7692, described as Red, silk framed piece with floral designs; damask; 5 7/8 by 11 3/8".

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