Examples of ornament : selected chiefly from works of art in the British Museum, the Museum of Economic Geology, the Museum of Ornamental Art in Marlborough House, and the new Crystal Palace (1855)
Cundall, Joseph, 1818-1895, Bedford, Francis, 1816-1894 · London : Bell and Daldy · leaf 136
I ■ INDIAN. Portions of a Purdah, or Screen, for an Audience Hall,—Silk Embroidery.Manufactured at Mooltan. In Marlborough House. A. —General ground Pattern. B. —Part of Border. C. —Portion of Centre Ornament.D.—Part of Border. E. —Wider part of Border 20 I N D … INDIAN. The Ornaments on this page are chiefly derived from Enamelled Metaland Lacquer-work at Marlborough House. A. —The point of a Thulwar or Sword, manufactured at Kotah inRajpootana. B.—From an enamelled Dagger shown at the Great Exhibition. C. —From the Hilt of a Thulwar, manufactured at…
Design · Decoration and ornament
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