Needleworks, Textiles and Clothing

A collection of ten printed silk scarves, including examples by Hermès, Paris, and a Josef Otten scarf printed with a map and ships.

A Christian Dior silk scarf printed with polychrome lilies, 163cm x 64cm, together with a YSL silk/wool mix scarf, both with original retail card packaging.

A small group of textiles, comprising a silk infant's gown, a bonnet and a shawl.

A George III needlework sampler by Georgiana King, dated March 13th 1799, worked in mainly blue thread with overall bands of letters and numbers above two lines of verse, 29cm x 34cm, framed.

A George III ivory-toned silk layette pincushion, the rectangular cushion detailed in cut steel headed pins with 'C.G.' and dated 1787, the reverse initialled 'M & G', length 19cm, together with a note relating to its provenance.

An early 19th century ivory-toned gentleman's waistcoat with overall woven foliate decoration, length 60cm, together with a 19th century blue silk scarf, a silk lady's parasol and a pierced bone brisé fan.

An interesting group of 18th and 19th century textile fragments and other items, including a pair of infant's mittens, a section of 18th century woven silk, tied with a piece of paper inscribed 'Piece of old Queen Charlotte train 1770', other sections of 18th century silk, a Victorian silk embroidered bag with expanding gilt metal opening, and other purses.

An Art Deco Egyptian Assuit ivory-toned net shawl, decorated with overall geometric silver, 214cm x 94cm.

A collection of mainly 19th century lacework, including borders, shawls and other sections.

A quantity of whitework, including linen tablecloths, a 19th century Honiton crochet bedspread and an early 20th century linen bedspread with appliqué printed floral decoration, 247cm x 205cm.

A group of mixed textiles and clothing, including an ostrich feather cape, a pair of Eastern gilt thread embroidered shoes, other Eastern fabric and a selection of ladies' gloves.

An early 20th century ivory silk and lace wedding dress, a pair of ivory silk lady's shoes, veil, shawls and other associated wedding clothing and accessories, all related to the marriage of Dorothy Helen Hodges and Captain E.G. Gidley-Kitchin, together with related paperwork.

A collection of mainly 19th century lacework, including wide borders and other sections, together with two folding fans with lace panels (faults).

A mixed group of textiles, including three lengths of floral printed silk, other sections of black silk, a selection of lacework handkerchiefs and four handbags.

A late 19th century woven silk panel depicting Joseph-Marie Jacquard, weaved by Carquillat Bruyas, titled 'A La Mémoire de J.M. Jacouard', 28cm x 22.5cm, together with two needlework panels of figures in landscapes, mounted on paper leaves.

An early 20th century enamelled and beadwork decorated evening bag with chain stitched needlework flowers, width 22cm.

A mid-Victorian Berlin woolwork panel of a girl seated beside a tree, reading a book, 80cm x 66cm, within a period gilt composition frame.

A 1953 Coronation printed cotton commemorative flag, 57cm x 88cm, mounted within a double-sided glazed frame.

A mid-20th century needlework sampler by Yvonne Gale, worked in coloured wools with a train, aeroplanes, boats, a London bus and a horse and carriage, 57cm x 54cm, together with a 1937 Coronation commemorative sampler, 64cm x 50cm, and a Victorian sampler, dated 1878, 40cm x 30cm.