#ca. 1735

Medium: Brown corded silk, with large cuffs made from brocaded fabric in silk and metal thread, featuring a floral pattern in shades of green, blue, pink and silver on a light blue ground. The skirts are padded with wadding and the buttons are covered with metallic thread.

Medium: Silver gilt, enamel, garnets.

Artist: Du Paquier Porcelain Manufactory (Austria, 1718-1744)

▪Wall clock (cartel). Maker: Clockmaker: Étienne LeNoir (French, 1675–1739) Manufactory: Case by Chantilly (French) Date: ca. 1735–40 Culture: French, Paris with French, Chantilly case Medium: Case: soft-paste porcelain and partly gilded brass; Dial: white enamel; Movement: brass and steel.

• Woman's Stomacher. Place of origin: England Date: ca. 1735 Medium: Silk satin with silk and metallic-thread embroidery, metallic-thread passementerie, and twisted-cord trim.

• Dolman. Date: ca. 1735 Place of origin: France or Hungary Medium: pearl embroidery; line embroidery

▪Inkwell. Place of origin: Germany Date: ca. 1735 Medium: Cast and gilt bronze

~Pair of shoes. Place of origin: Spitalfields (textile, woven)  England (made) Date: ca. 1735 (made) Unknown (production) Materials and Techniques: Brocaded silk, lined with leather, grosgrain ribbon and polished steel