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8574.

Two Fragments (joined together) of Purple Silk, much faded, with a cotton woof. Byzantine, 12th century. 2-1/2 inches by 1-1/4 inches


8575.

Two Fragments (joined together) of Silk and Gold Tissue; ground, light crimson, now quite faded, bordered green; pattern, an interlacing strap-work, in gold. English or French, 13th century. 2 inches by 2 inches.


Like, for use, to the other similar specimens.


8576.

Very small Fragment of Gold Tissue on a red ground. 13th century. 1-3/8 inches by 1/2 inch.


This cloth of gold must have been showy from its richness.


8577, 8577A.

Two small Pieces of Silk, Tyrian purple. Byzantine, 12th century. Each 1-1/4 inches square.


8578, 8578A.

Two Rosettes, in small gold thread on deep purple silk, bordered by an edging of much lighter purple. 14th century. 1-1/2 inches square; 1 inch square.