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Turkeywork

Turkeywork (alternately turkey-work or turkey work; sometimes called setwork and Norwich work) is a knotted-and-cut pile furnishing textile produced in England from the sixteenth to the mid-eighteenth centuries. Turkeywork was used for table carpets, cupboard carpets, cushions, and especially for matched upholstery sets for chair seats and backs.

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Production

ThrumsWorsted woolTurkish or Ghiordes knotLinenHemp-fibre
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Embroidery

EmbroideryNeedlepoint
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Overview

Upholstery
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Location
England
Influences
Oriental textiles
Years active
16th to mid-18th centuries

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Turkeywork

Nodes20
Edges19
Triples37
Avg. degree1.9
Density0.1
Components1

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Turkeywork

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related to Production · 27
Turkeywork → Boston, Bradford, Chairs, Colonial America, Designs, Early Modern, Early Modern England, Economic, England, Eric Kerridge, Europe, Ghiordes, Holyrood Palace, However, It, Middle Eastern, Norwich, Palace, Philadelphia, Short
related to External links · 7
Turkeywork → ArtFund, BostonPair, Extant Turkeywork, Fine Arts, Geffrye Museum, Home, Museum
Influences · 1
Turkeywork → Oriental textiles
Location · 1
Turkeywork → England
Years active · 1
Turkeywork → 16th to mid-18th centuries

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england carpets chair textile upholstery early chairs turkey work called pile seats backs 16th centuries century knot furniture turkey-work sometimes

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
TurkeyworkInfluencesOriental textiles1.00infobox
TurkeyworkLocationEngland1.00infobox
TurkeyworkYears active16th to mid-18th centuries1.00infobox
Turkeyworkrelated to External linksExtant Turkeywork0.60section
Turkeyworkrelated to External linksMuseum0.60section
Turkeyworkrelated to External linksFine Arts0.60section
Turkeyworkrelated to External linksBostonPair0.60section
Turkeyworkrelated to External linksGeffrye Museum0.60section
Turkeyworkrelated to External linksHome0.60section
Turkeyworkrelated to External linksArtFund0.60section
Turkeyworkrelated to ProductionEngland0.60section
Turkeyworkrelated to ProductionShort0.60section

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