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Detail of a Stocking Purse - “An O!

cer Giving Alms to a Sick Soldier” Edward Penny, R. A.


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English Stocking PurseEarly 18th Century

(The Costume Institute)


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English Silk Sprang Stocking Purse with Metallic Needlework c. 1700 - 1750

(Costume Institute)


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English Silk Sprang Stocking Pursec. 1750

(Colonial Williamsburg)


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Stocking Pursec. 1700 - 1750

(Snowshill Wade Costume Collection, Gloucestershire_


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Stocking Pursec. 1775 - 1800

(Snowshill Wade Costume Collection, Gloucestershire_


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“OLD WHEAT SHEAF in the Trap of VENUS and BACCHUS”

by Robert Sayer 1786(Lewis Walpole Library)


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“OLD WHEAT SHEAF in the Trap of VENUS and BACCHUS”

by Robert Sayer 1786(Lewis Walpole Library)


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English Embroidered Silk Drawstring Purse17th Century

(Private Collection)


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English Rectangular Canvaswork Purse or Bag Silk and Metallic Needlework on Linen Canvas c. 1600 - 1625


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French or German Shield Shaped PurseSilk Embroidered with Silk and Silver - Gilt Threads c. 1730 - 1745



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English Silk Shield - Shaped Pursec. 1700 - 1740



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American Silk Embroidered Purse from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

“worked by Phebe Lewis...” c. 1770 - 1790(Vintage Textile)


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English or American Wool Embroidered Irish / Flame Stitch Purse

c. 1700 - 1750(Winterthur)


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The Greenwood - Lee Family by John Greenwood c. 1747

(Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)


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The Greenwood - Lee Family by John Greenwood c. 1747



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English Purse or "Sweet Bag"Silk with Silver Gilt Metallic Threads, and Pearls on Linen c. 1600 - 1625



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English Drawstring Bag

Silk with Metallic Threads on a Linen Ground c. 1600 - 1625(Colonial Williamsburg)


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Portrait of a Lady c. 1750

(Tate Gallery)


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Purses

English Reticule Bag

18th Century (Costume Institute)


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English Drawstring Silk Biblia Bag

18th Century (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)


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Drawstring Bag in Yellow & Black Biblia Work

18th Century (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)


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English Work Bag c. 1760 - 1780



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French Cream Work Bag or PurseSilk Embroidered with Silk, Metal Sequins, and Silk Fringe c. 1780



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English Red Work Bag 1699

(Metropolitan Museum of Art)


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English Work Bag 1683



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English Work Bag Dated 1701 & 1702

(Victoria & Albert Museum)


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English Work Bag 1712

(Victoria & Albert Museum)


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“Colonel Jack Robbing Mr. Smith going to Kentish Town”

by Thomas Bowles 1767 (Lewis Walpole Library)


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“Colonel Jack Robbing Mr. Smith going to Kentish Town”

by Thomas Bowles 1767 (Lewis Walpole Library)


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