1985.R.1118, Lace: Narrow "soleil" border, n.d.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
In 1985, the Dallas Museum of Art's textile holdings experienced remarkable growth with the addition of The Wendy and Emery Reves extensive decorative arts collection.
1985.R.1119, Lace: Bloude 400 fuseau soie M.0.80, Late 19th century
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
In 1985, the Dallas Museum of Art's textile holdings experienced remarkable growth with the addition of The Wendy and Emery Reves extensive decorative arts collection.
1985.R.1120, Lace, n.d.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
In 1985, the Dallas Museum of Art's textile holdings experienced remarkable growth with the addition of The Wendy and Emery Reves extensive decorative arts collection.
1985.R.1121, Lace: 3M75 point Brussels Napoleon III needle on Tulle, 19th century
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
In 1985, the Dallas Museum of Art's textile holdings experienced remarkable growth with the addition of The Wendy and Emery Reves extensive decorative arts collection.
1985.R.1122, Lace: 0.80 Vieux cluny fuseau, n.d.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
In 1985, the Dallas Museum of Art's textile holdings experienced remarkable growth with the addition of The Wendy and Emery Reves extensive decorative arts collection.
1985.R.381.A-D, Lamp vase with shades, China, 18th century
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
In the late 17th century, aristocratic European taste moved away from imported blue and white porcelains, and people were willing to pay more for the polychrome enamels exported to Jingdezhen.
1985.R.382.A-C, Lamp with glass globe, China, 17th century
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
In the late 17th century, aristocratic European taste moved away from imported blue and white porcelains, and people were willing to pay more for the polychrome enamels exported to Jingdezhen.
1985.R.383.A-C, Large porcelain lamp, China, 17th century
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
In the late 17th century, aristocratic European taste moved away from imported blue and white porcelains, and people were willing to pay more for the polychrome enamels exported to Jingdezhen.
1985.R.384.A-C, Blue porcelain lamp, China, 18th century
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
In the late 17th century, aristocratic European taste moved away from imported blue and white porcelains, and people were willing to pay more for the polychrome enamels exported to Jingdezhen.
1985.R.388, Porcelain Chinese couple, China, 1736-1795
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
In the late 17th century, aristocratic European taste moved away from imported blue and white porcelains, and people were willing to pay more for the polychrome enamels exported to Jingdezhen.