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COSTUME: bag: great seal bag, England (place of manufacture), c. 1682-1685, 430mm (silk, metal, wood)
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COSTUME: bag: great seal bag, England (place of manufacture), c. 1682-1685, 430mm (silk, metal, wood)
3548473 COSTUME: bag: great seal bag, England (place of manufacture), c. 1682-1685, 430mm (silk, metal, wood); 43x40.5 cm; Glasgow Museums, UK; (add.info.: 29.153
TEXTILES: COSTUME
bag: great seal bag
England (place of manufacture)
circa 1682-1685
silk, metal, wood
overall: 430 mm x 405 mm
Burse for the Great Seal of England in red velvet decorated in silver and silver-gilt threads, purls and gilt spangles. On the front are the arms of Charles II embroidered in raiseworl. Drawstring ties in red silk and gilt thread with large tassels. Belonged to Sir Francis North, 1st Baron Guildford.); Photo © CSG CIC Glasgow Museums Collection
Media ID 38347938
© © CSG CIC Glasgow Museums Collection / Bridgeman Images
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This stunning print captures a piece of history in the form of a COSTUME: bag: great seal bag from England, dating back to 1682-1685. Measuring at 430mm and made of silk, metal, and wood, this exquisite accessory is a true work of art.
The red velvet burse is adorned with intricate silver and silver-gilt threads, purls, and gilt spangles, showcasing the craftsmanship of the time. The front features the arms of Charles II embroidered in raisework, adding a regal touch to this elegant piece.
Originally belonging to Sir Francis North, 1st Baron Guildford, this great seal bag holds historical significance as it was used for official purposes during that period. The drawstring ties in red silk and gilt thread are finished off with large tassels for added flair.
Displayed at Glasgow Museums in the UK, this artifact offers a glimpse into 17th century fashion and culture. Its rich colors and detailed embroidery speak volumes about the luxury and sophistication of that era.
This print serves as a reminder of the beauty found in historical textiles and accessories like this great seal bag from centuries past. It is truly a treasure worth preserving for future generations to admire.
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