10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SARCENET»
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sarcenet in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sarcenet and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, of the Reign of ...
Black sarcenet gowns for the same, " to kever the garments," each 5 yards. For "
kevering 6 bonnets," •£ yd. each. 6 pairs of slop hosen for keveriug of their belts ;
6 girdles, f yd. For 4 yds. of yellow sarcenet employed for a fool's coat ; and for ...
Great Britain. Public Record Office, John Sherren Brewer, James Gairdner, 1862
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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, of the Reign of ...
10 bundles of crown paper for moulding beasts, the faces of the lion and
antelope, &c. ; 7 reams of white Geen paper, for lining the sarcenet that the
leaves were made of, and for covering the rocks. 6 fir trees. 4 masts for enclosing
the hall door ...
John S. Brewer, Robert H. Brodie, James Gairdner, 1864
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English Women's Clothing in the Nineteenth Century: A ...
Two or three deep flounces, or four lines of embroidery above hem. Sarcenet
skirts with coloured bodices. Poplins with cloth bodices. 'Walking Dress of ruby
merino over cambric petticoat of which only the double vandyked flounce is
visible.
C. Willett Cunnington, 2013
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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic of the Reign of ...
6 window curtains of changeable sarcenet, and 6 of red, orange, and blue
sarcenet, made 13 Sept. 16 Hen. VIII. 5 canvas curtains to be drawn before my
Lord's plate in his ewery and before his stuff in the wardrobe at Hampton Court.
Great Britain. Public Record Office, 1965
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The Loseley Manuscripts: Manuscripts and Other Rare ...
con' di. y'd iiij8, wt a roule of black goulde sarcenet, con' di. y'd, iiij8, the garding
of black purled lace v. oz. xlviii8 Harrowlde to ye Lorde of Mysrule. A large
garment wt ruffed sleves, con' ii ells di. of red sarcenet, at v8 viijd the ell, xiij8 iiijd,
...
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English Professional Theatre, 1530-1660
1 In primis: A player's garment of green, lined with red tuke and with Roman
letters stitched upon it, of blue and red sarcenet. 8 yds 22s Item: One other
garment, paned with blue and green sarcenet, lined with red buckram, 7 yds 20s
Item: ...
Glynne Wickham, Herbert Berry, William Ingram, 2000
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Researcher's Glossary: Of Words Found in Historical ...
At Stiffkey in 1593 sandlins were bought from Oct. -March. sangueyn, sangweyne
sanguine, blood-red. 1440: The goune nedythfor to be had; and of colour it wolde
be a godely blew, or erlys a bryghte sangueyn. sarcenet, sarsnet very fine soft ...
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The Lady's magazine: or, Entertaining companion for the fair sex
Lady Reade — A white crape petticoat, richly and delicately embroidered with
subdued silver and white satin, the draperies of the same, drawn up with large
tassels and white roses ; the robe of white sarcenet, tastefully ornamented with
an ...
... and in depth three yards; a tester paved with purple velvet and satin,
embroidered with white lions, silver and pasment lace, fringed gold and silver;
two curtains paved with purple and yellow sarcenet; a canopy paved blue and
red sarcenet; ...
Henry Howard earl of Surrey, Thomas Wyatt, G.F. Nott, 1815
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The Works ¬of ¬Henry ¬Howard, ¬earl ¬of ¬Surrey ¬and ¬of ...
... yellow sarcenet; a canopy paved blue and red sarcenet; a chair of purple
velvet and satin, embroidered with pasment lace, and the pommels of silver; a
winged chair of crimson velvet, a. cushion of purple velvet and satin,
embroidered with ...
Henry Howard, Thomas Wyatt, George F. Nott, 1815
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SARCENET»
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sarcenet is used in the context of the following news items.
Grantham has connections to the throne, explains Civic Society's …
The new queen was provided with a large wardrobe of clothes, and her crimson state bed curtains made of Italian sarcenet were embroidered with red ... «Grantham Journal, Jun 15»
The Jane Austen Festival
We have dresses, coats (which at the time were known as pelisses, and were often made of a soft silk called sarcenet), shoes, gloves, and bags (known as ... «Bath Chronicle, Sep 14»
Is the Welsh dragon the most important object in Welsh history?
The flag in its current format – with “a red ffyry dragon peyntid upon white and greene sarcenet” (“a red fiery dragon painted upon white and green silk”) – first ... «WalesOnline, Apr 13»
Wolf Hall, By Hilary Mantel
There are bolts of holland, sarcenet and taffeta. Good cooks perfect their spiced wafers; the less talented serve cheese like "the face of a stableboy after a night ... «Independent, May 09»
