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Spanish
16th century

Italian
early 16th century

probably Portuguese
mid-19th century

French
first half 18th century

Rhenish
ca. 1500

Indian, Coromandel Coast and Central European, for European market
ca. 1725, patched and reassembled in current form ca. 1775

Italian
late 17th or early 18th century

Spanish
ca. 1775

Spanish
16th century

Italian
Late 19th century

probably Italian
ca. 1550

Italian and German (?)
second half of the 15th century (chasuble); late 15th or first half 16th century (orphreys)

Spanish
16th century

Italian or Spanish
16th century

Central European, probably
ca. 1625

Italian
mid-15th century

Bohemian
early 15th century

Italian, possibly Lucca
16th century

Italian, probably Rome
late 18th–early 19th century

Italian
18th century

Chinese, for European market
ca. 1890

Italian
18th century

British
ca. 1330–50

Italian
mid-18th century

Italian
early 18th century

Austrian or Italian
17th century

Italian
18th century

Italian, Spanish, or Turkish; German
15th century

possibly Austrian
ca. 1650 (embroideries), 1800 (velvet), cut, patched and reassembled at a later date

Italian or Central European
18th century (needlework), cut and applied onto current support at a later date

Italian
18th century

Spanish
14th–15th century

French
18th century

Spanish (?)
late 15th century

Spanish and British or Chinese made for export
17th Century (embroidery), 18th Century (silk), cut, reassembled and reshaped at a later date

German
early 17th century

British
late 15th century

Italian
mid-15th century

Italian
17th–18th century

French
19th century