Square Paisley
c 1855
Ribbon Shawl
c 1850
Square Wool Check
c 1850
Chine Silk Taffeta
c 1840
French with initial L
c 1850
Chine Silk Shawl
c 1850
Norwich Foldover
1820's
Asymetrical Design
c 1860
A Nimes moon shawl
c 1840
French Subtle
1815-20
Silk/Wool Stole
1815-20
Lyon or Spitalfields
c 1820
Bronze/Blue Silk
c 1810-20
Bronze/Red Stole
c 1820-30
Border Shawl
1820-30
Spitalfields Silk
c 1815
Small Norwich
c 1810
Scottish Stole
c 1815-20
Scottish Stole
c 1820
Norwich Fushia
c 1820
Norwich Clabburn
c 1860
Towler Campin
c 1860
Purple Norwich
1830's
Chine Silk
c 1840
Nine Pines
c 1825
Eastern Foliage
c 1855
Fortier & Maillard
c 1860
Square Drawloom
c 1850
Jacquard Woven
c 1860
Silk Stole, Lyons?
c. 1810
French star centre
c 1860
Probably Edinburgh
c 1825
E F Hebert Paris
c 1855
Norwich Turnover
1820's
Spitalfields Silk Stole
c 1810-20
Harlequin Paisley
c 1820
Changeable Damask
c 1810-20
Norwich Woven
1840's
Unusual Tulle Shawl
c 1810
Woven Shawls of Paisley design 1800-1870
Imitation Kashmir shawls were woven in Britain in Norwich, Edinburgh and Paisley in Scotland. Paisley managed to be the most prolific at producing shawls, the pattern became synonymous with the town. Spitalfields silk stoles from the early 19th century worn with Regency dresses and printed shawls are also highly collected.