Old English embroidery; its technique and symbolism (1894)
St. Aubyn, Alan, Marshall, Hugh · London, H. Cox · leaf 135
g is rc^d silk. The entire work is in fair condition, though the thick gold braid has gone in places — doubtless saving the finer work below it. There is also a good deal of gold guimp used in the various scrolls about the design. Among the other interesting specimens of Tudor work is a beau- tiful… … Elizabethan Chatelaine in Gauntlet (Temp. Elizabeth). Beadvvork. Also an Elizabethan chatelaine in bead work. The upper portion of the chatelaine is in the shape of a truncated pyramid, a lady with a dog and a bird being embroidered on it in coloured beads ; from this depend five pendants of bead…
Embroidery
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