Victoria and Albert Museum（London）Object nameMuseum No.FormBase Materials ThreadTechniquesDesignProduction placeEngland 1200－30 Date1180－1210 （lappet with figure）Leased from the Diocese of Westminster Credit lineDemension（cm） （ hight X width ）NotesObject nameMuseum No.FormBase Materials ThreadTechniquesDesignCredit lineDemension（cm） （hight X width）Notes― 549 ―― 549 ―No.3Fragment of embroideryT.56 to H－1913FragmentLinenNo.2The Clare ChasubleNo.1MitreLOAN: WESTMINSTER.1673－1864MitreChasubleBlue satin（Iran） with silk Silk twill（Italy）warp and cotton weft Reinforced with linenSilver-gilt threadSilver-threadSilk threadReinforced with linenSilver-gilt threadSilk threadSilver-gilt threadSilk threadUnderside couchingSplit stitchStem stitchUnderside couchingSplit stitchLaid and couched workUnderside couchingSplit stitchDesign with quatrefoils, Christ Crucified, the Virgin and St. John, Griffins, Lions, and othersEngland 1272－1294Design with the Crucifixion, with the Virgin and St John Design of foliageEngland 1290－1320Acquired from ʻa gentleman in Walesʼ and others. Purchased by the Museum,1864124 × 80Purchased from A. E. Street, son of the architect G. Edmund Street. 188123.5 × 33.3 （Headpiece） 43.2 × 2.9－7.6 （Lappet with scrolls） 46.9 × 2.7－5.7 （Lappet with figure） One of the earliest examples Originally contained jewels or metal ornaments.22 × 28 17 × 8 （St Lawrence） 16.5 × 7.5 （St Stephen） Originally part of a burse.No.9Panel from a burseT.2－1940PanelSilk velvet No.11No.10The Butler-Bowdon CopeOrphrey fragmentsT.36－1955CopeSilk velvet827&a－1903Orphrey LinenInterlayer of silk in plain weaveSilver-threadSilver-gilt threadSilk threadInterlayer of silk in plain weaveSilver-threadSilver-gilt threadSilk threadSilver-threadSilver-gilt threadSilk threadUnderside couchingSplit stitchRaised workUnderside couchingSplit stitchSatin stitch,Surface couchingRaised work/French knots Design with multifoil ogee arches, the Life of the Virgin, and othersUnderside couchingSplit stitchRaised workSurface couchingDesign with barbed quatrefoils, St Margaret and St CatherineProduction placeEngland1335－45 DateDesign with Gothic arches, the apostlesEngland1335－1345England1335－1345Bequeathed by Mr. B. O. ClarkePurchased with Art Fund and others supportPurchased by at the sale of the collection of Monsieur M Benoit Hochon, Paris, 1903123× 19.527.7 × 28.2162 × 287 On velvet involved three layers of fabric※Glass beads/Pearls Relates to the Chichester-Constable chasubleThe reverse side has a number of traces of linings, braids and patches.No.4The John of Thanet PanelT.337－1921PanelSilk twillNo.5Frontal bandT.70－1923Frontal bandLinenSilver-gilt threadSilver-threadSilk thread※PearlsUnderside couchingSplit stitchSilver-gilt threadSilk threadDiagonal stitchTent stitchLaid and couch workPlait and stem stitchesTwisted buttonhole stitchPattern of quatrefoils and inscriptionsDesign with Christ in a Gothic arch, the Angel Gabriel and, the Virgin Mary, and othersEngland 1300－1319 England 1300－1350 Presented by Art FundGiven by Monsieur G. Saville Seligman99 × 429.5 × 261It would originally have been at the centre top back of a copeSmall squares apparently in imitation of damask weavingNo.12Chasuble with orphreys402－1907ChasubleCrimson velvet cloth of gold of tissue Linen（orphreys）No.13ChasubleT.82－1978ChasubleSilk velvetLinen Silver-threadSilver-gilt threadSilk threadSilver-threadSilver-gilt threadSilk threadSurface couchingSplit stitchSatin stitchCouched workSplit stitchLong and short stitchesBrick stitchDesign with the crucifixion of Christ, God the Father, heraldic shields, and othersEngland（embroidered） 1434－1446Design of Christ crucified, God the Father, Gothic arches, and othersEngland1460－1490 （orphreys） 1500－1599 （body）Tassinari and Chatel （silk manufacturer）, Lyon, before 1877Purchased by at the auction of the contents of Bookham Lodge （Surrey）, 1907119.5 x 86.5130× 67Two identical shields of armsSpanish additions: neck piece, panels at the bases of the orphreys, triple cord gold edging No.6The Syon Cope83－1864CopeLinenNo.7Orphrey T.72－1922Orphrey LinenSilver-threadSilver-gilt threadSilk threadSilver-threadSilver-gilt threadSilk threadUnderside couchingSplit stitchCross stitchPlait stitchLaid and couched workDesign with quatrefoils, the Life of Christ and the Virgin, apostles, and othersUnderside couchingSplit stitchRaised workDesign of Tree of JesseEngland 1310－1320England1310－1325Acquired by John Talbot and others, c1836; Dr Daniel Rock and others, before 1862150.5 × 305Acquired in Paris by Georges Saville Seligman; purchased from him123 × 17.5Background is entirely worked in coloured silkSaid to have come from a church in Spain No.14Chasuble697－1902ChasubleSilk velvetNo.15Chasuble and stolesT.295 to B－1989Silk damask Silk on linenSilver-threadSilver-gilt threadSilk thread※SpanglesSplit stitchSatin stitchLaid and couched workBrick stitchMetal threadSilk threadSurface couchingLong and short stitchesStem stitchDesign with angels, half-length figures of the rising dead, the initialsDesign with the crucifixion of Christ with God the FatherEngland1510－1533Birmingham1848－1850 Given by St Augustineʼs AbbeySaid to have come from Hexham purchased from Mrs Alice Hedley115× 69 Recycled from a pall, a cloth used to cover a coffinDesigned by A.W.N. Pugin, probably made by Mrs. Lucy PowellNo.8The Marnhull orphreyT.31&A－1936OrphreyLinenSilver-threadSilver-gilt threadSilk threadUnderside couchingSplit stitchLaid and couched workDesign with Gothic arches, Christʼs passion, torture, crucifixionEngland 1310－1325 Presented by Art Fund109.5 × 44.5 表1 Opus Anglicanum
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