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probably Italian
ca. 1875
Italian
mid-15th century
Italian
16th century
Italian
Late 19th century
Italian, Spanish, or Turkish; German
15th century
Italian
ca. 1890
Italian
mid-15 century (chasuble); first quarter 16th century (orphreys)
Italian or Central European
18th century (needlework), cut and applied onto current support at a later date
French
19th century
Spanish
16th century
Italian, probably Rome
late 18th–early 19th century
Italian
mid-18th century
Italian
ca. 1720
Spanish
16th century
Italian, possibly
mid-16th century
Italian, Sicily
1589–90
Italian
16th century
Italian
19th century
Indian, Coromandel Coast and Central European, for European market
ca. 1725, patched and reassembled in current form ca. 1775
Italian
Late 15th century
Spanish
late 16th or early 17th century
Spanish
ca. 1575 (embroideries), ca. 1800 (velvet) cut, patched and assembled ca. 1890
Central European, probably
ca. 1625
Spanish
ca. 1550, cut, patched and reassembled at a later date
Italian
mid-19th century
Italian, Venice
second half of 17th century
Italian
17th–18th century
Italian
late 17th or early 18th century
British
15th–16th century
Italian
18th century
French
first half 18th century
Spanish
ca. 1575 (embroideries), ca. 1800 (velvet) cut, patched and assembled ca. 1890
Italian or Chinese, for European market
Second half of the eighteenth century
French
15th century
Italian or French
late 17th or early 18th century
Italian
late 17th century (textile); 18th century (current appearance)
French
16th century
17th century
Italian or Spanish
late 15th century
Portuguese
ca. 1720 (figurative woven silk), ca. 1775 (embroidered orphrey), cut patched and reassembled ca. 1775