Circa 1715 to 1725, this painted and printed cotton was made on theCoromandel Coast in India for the European market. V&A. Accession Number: 342 to B-1898

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English textile with a woven design circa 1742. Philadelphia Museum of Art. Accession Number: 1962-114-1a

French silken panel with a bizarre-style design dating from the first quarter of the 18th century. LACMA. Accession Number: M.66.42.6

French silk brocade circa 1765. LACMA. Accession Number: M.60.36.2

A cotton furnishing fabric designed and manufactured for Liberty & Co. of London in the 1910s. V&A. Accession Number: T.310-1976

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Textile woven of silk and metallic threads after 1735. LACMA Accession Number: M.81.69.7

 Alexander Girard textile circa 1966. Cincinnati Art Museum. Accession Number: 1986.25

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Printed cotton cloth, likely English, from between 1785-1795. Smithsonian National Museum of American History. Accession number: 1977.0698.004

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A panel of silk embroidery designed for export during the Qing dynasty, 1770–90. Museum of the Fine Arts in Boston. Accession Number: 1986.983

Italian textile from 1720. Philadelphia Museum of Art. Accession Number: 1916-44