Piece

Manufactory Bromley Hall Printworks

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The design of this unusual printed cotton is actually recorded in a series of impressions on paper in a pattern book inscribed Fosters and Co., Bromley Hall, Middlesex, about 1780. The technique and width of this version suggest a date in the 1830s, after discharge printing had been invented.

Piece, Bromley Hall Printworks (Middlesex, England, 1694–1823), Cotton, British, London

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Piece, Bromley Hall Printworks (Middlesex, England, 1694–1823), Cotton, British, London
Piece, Bromley Hall Printworks (Middlesex, England, 1694–1823), Cotton, British, London

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