Spitalfields Silk Stole c 1815 Sold

Spitalfields Silk Stole
c 1815

Paisley Shawl 1815-20 Sold

Paisley Shawl
1815-20

Spitalfields Blue Silk c 1810 Sold

Spitalfields Blue Silk
c 1810

Spitalfields Blue Silk 1820s Sold

Spitalfields Blue Silk
1820s

Changeable Silk Damask 1820s Sold

Changeable Silk Damask
1820s

Spitaflields Terracotta 1815-20 Sold

Spitaflields Terracotta
1815-20

Robert & Gosselin 1860s Sold

Robert & Gosselin
1860s

Norwich Clabburn, Sons & Crisp Shawl 1850s Sold

Norwich Clabburn, Sons & Crisp Shawl
1850s

Paisley Shawl 1860s Sold

Paisley Shawl
1860s

Rectangular Shawl 1860s Sold

Rectangular Shawl
1860s

Fortier & Maillard Square  1850s Sold

Fortier & Maillard Square
1850s

Spitalfields Stole c 1810 Sold

Spitalfields Stole
c 1810

Very unusual shawl 1850s Sold

Very unusual shawl
1850s

Pistachio Rectangular Shawl c 1855 Sold

Pistachio Rectangular Shawl
c 1855

Herbert & Fils Shawl 1855 Sold

Herbert & Fils Shawl
1855

 Anthony Berrus  1860s Sold

Anthony Berrus
1860s

Indigo/Madder Drawloom Stole  c 1815 Sold

Indigo/Madder Drawloom Stole
c 1815

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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 and most shawls are called Paisley shawls. Spitalfields silk stoles from the early 19th century worn with Regency dresses. A shawl was the essential fashion accessory.