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    Horsnaill Textiles

    This textiles collection is mostly from eastern European and forms part of our World textiles collection. Collected during the 19th Century from Norway in the north to Greece in the south, with a couple of textiles outside of Europe from Egypt and Syria. Over 140 artefacts to discover from bags, belts, dolls, brooches to clothing.



    145 results.
    TC.2013.12

    Name: Waistcoat
    Location: Bulgaria, Europe
    Date: 1920-1950
    Catalogue Number: TC.2013.12

    TC.2013.13

    Name: Waistcoat
    Location: Bulgaria, Europe
    Date: 1920-1950
    Catalogue Number: TC.2013.13

    TC.2013.14

    Name: Jacket
    Location: Bulgaria, Europe
    Date: 1920?-1950
    Catalogue Number: TC.2013.14

    TC.2013.15

    Name: Waistcoat
    Location: Bulgaria, Europe
    Date: 1920-1950
    Catalogue Number: TC.2013.15

    TC.2013.16

    Name: Blouse/Shirt
    Location: Ukraine, Russia, (Soviet Union / USSR), Russian Federation, CIS, Europe
    Date: 1920-1950
    Catalogue Number: TC.2013.16

    TC.2013.17

    Name: Blouse
    Location: Ukraine, Russia, (Soviet Union / USSR), Russian Federation, CIS, Europe
    Date: 1920-1950
    Catalogue Number: TC.2013.17

    TC.2013.18

    Name: Blouse
    Location: Czechoslovakia, Europe
    Date: 1920-1950
    Catalogue Number: TC.2013.18

    TC.2013.19

    Name: Blouse
    Location: Poland, Europe
    Date: 1920-1950
    Catalogue Number: TC.2013.19

    TC.2014.1

    Name: Bolero
    Location: Hungary, Europe
    Date: 1920-1950
    Catalogue Number: TC.2014.1

    TC.2014.2

    Name: Coat
    Location: Turkey, Europe/Asian
    Date: 1920-1950
    Catalogue Number: TC.2014.2

    TF.2013.1

    Name: Panel
    Location: Greece, Europe
    Date: 1920-1950
    Catalogue Number: TF.2013.1

    TF.2013.2

    Name: Panel
    Location: Greece, Europe
    Date: 1920-1950
    Catalogue Number: TF.2013.2