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Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
Survey of London
… 16867 John Baptist, ? John Caspars Baptist, portrait and tapestry painter. 168796 Henry Lumley, general. 1692 John …
Two Early London Subsidy Rolls
… from OF tapicier, 'a maker or weaver of figured cloth or tapestry' (see OED, Tapisser). The word is found once as a … the Tapicers of 1331 (Mem. 178f.) that the tapicers made tapestry, but also chalons. It therefore appears that the … had given up his work as a chaloner and become a weaver of tapestry. More likely the word tapicer had come to be used so …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Westmorland
… subject. The State Bedroom is lined with 17th-century tapestry. There are also several late 17th-century doors and …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… carries a different meaning. Arras is a TEXTILE of rich TAPESTRY, sometimes ornamented with GOLD, in which figures … COVERING, COVERLET, CUSHION, with GOLD Found called TAPESTRY Found rated by the FLEMISH ELL Sources: Inventories …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… spacious staircase are four beautiful pieces of Gobelin tapestry which belonged to Louis XVI., representing subjects …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… are very magnificent; several of the rooms are hung with tapestry of exquisite workmanship, particularly the audience … length of the eastern side of the house, and hung with tapestry, on a part of which is the date 1478: it is probable …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… figures. In room (F) is some re-used panelling and some tapestry of c. 1700. The original main beams are exposed in … Floor, in the room over (F), is some early 18th-century tapestry and on the N. wall of the passage or gallery, on the …