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A state saddle and two saddle bags used by James II, c.1686 (embroidery on silk velvet)
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A state saddle and two saddle bags used by James II, c.1686 (embroidery on silk velvet)
7141209 A state saddle and two saddle bags used by James II, c.1686 (embroidery on silk velvet); Parham House, West Sussex, UK; (add.info.: Used by James II when he visited Bristol in 1686 and given to the mayor of Bristol, Sir Thomas Crump, ancestor of Wyndham Knatchbull. Professional embriodery); © Parham House/Nick McCann
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© © Parham House/Nick McCann / Bridgeman Images
Accessories Bags Bristol Decorative Arts House Of Stuart Jacques Ii En Ecosse James Ii James Ii And Vii James Ii King Of England 1633 1701 James Ii Of England James Vii James Vii Of Scotland Purse Silk 17th Centuries Items Thing
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This exquisite print captures a piece of history in the form of a state saddle and two saddle bags used by James II in 1686. The intricate embroidery on silk velvet showcases the craftsmanship and attention to detail that was put into creating these luxurious equestrian accessories.
These items were not just functional, but also served as symbols of status and power for the monarch. When James II visited Bristol in 1686, he used this saddle and bags, which were later given to the mayor of Bristol, Sir Thomas Crump. Passed down through generations, they are now part of the collection at Parham House in West Sussex, UK.
The rich colors and elaborate designs on these pieces reflect the opulence of the seventeenth century courtly fashion. The delicate stitching and ornate patterns demonstrate the skill of professional embroiderers who worked on such prestigious commissions.
As we gaze upon this photo print, we are transported back in time to an era when even everyday objects like saddles were works of art. It is a reminder of the grandeur and elegance that characterized European decorative arts during this period.
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