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    This document contains descriptions of over 100 stomachers from the 18th century held in museum collections. The stomachers are from England, America, France, Germany and other European countries. They range in date from the early 17th century to the late 18th century. The document also includes patterns from embroidery books that could be used to recreate stomachers. At the end is an acknowledgement that the information is being shared for educational purposes from collections held by various museums, libraries and private individuals.

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    This document contains descriptions of over 100 stomachers from the 18th century held in museum collections. The stomachers are from England, America, France, Germany and other European countries. They range in date from the early 17th century to the late 18th century. The document also includes patterns from embroidery books that could be used to recreate stomachers. At the end is an acknowledgement that the information is being shared for educational purposes from collections held by various museums, libraries and private individuals.

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    This document contains descriptions of over 100 stomachers from the 18th century held in museum collections. The stomachers are from England, America, France, Germany and other European countries. They range in date from the early 17th century to the late 18th century. The document also includes patterns from embroidery books that could be used to recreate stomachers. At the end is an acknowledgement that the information is being shared for educational purposes from collections held by various museums, libraries and private individuals.

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    Clothing - Female - Stomachers

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    This document contains descriptions of over 100 stomachers from the 18th century held in museum collections. The stomachers are from England, America, France, Germany and other European countries. They range in date from the early 17th century to the late 18th century. The document also includes patterns from embroidery books that could be used to recreate stomachers. At the end is an acknowledgement that the information is being shared for educational purposes from collections held by various museums, libraries and private individuals.

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    The document discusses various embroidered stomachers from England dated between the early 17th century to mid 18th century.

    The document discusses stomachers from England dated between 1640-1720 depicting different styles and time periods.

    The stomachers depicted span from the early 17th century to the mid 18th century, covering over 100 years of fashion history.

    18th Century Material Culture

    Stomachers

    English
    Stomachers

    English Stomacher
    c. 1640 - 1660
    (Museum of Fine Art, Boston)

    English Stomacher
    c. 1665 - 1685
    (Museum of Fine Art, Boston)

    English Silk & Linen Embroidered Stomacher


    c. 1605 - 1615
    (Victoria & Albert)

    English Embroidered Stomacher


    c. 1670 - 1700
    (Manchester Art Gallery)

    English Stomacher
    c. 1690 - 1710
    (Museum of Fine Art, Boston)

    English Embroidered Stomacher


    c. 1700
    (Metropolitan Museum of Art)

    Unfinished English Stomacher


    1709
    (Museum of Fine Art, Boston)

    Unfinished English Stomacher


    1709
    (Museum of Fine Art, Boston)

    English Silk Embroidered Stomachers


    c. 1700 - 1720
    (Victoria & Albert)

    English Embroidered Stomacher


    Early 18th Century
    (Museum of Fine Art, Boston)

    English Embroidered Stomacher


    c. 1700 - 1725
    (Metropolitan Museum of Art)

    English Embroidered Stomacher


    c. 1700 - 1733
    (Metropolitan Museum of Art)

    English Embroidered Stomacher


    c. 1710
    (Metropolitan Museum of Art)

    English Embroidered Stomacher


    c. 1720
    (Metropolitan Museum of Art)

    English Embroidered Stomacher


    c. 1720
    (Metropolitan Museum of Art)

    English Embroidered Stomacher


    c. 1720
    (Metropolitan Museum of Art)

    English Embroidered Stomacher


    c. 1720 - 1729
    (Metropolitan Museum of Art)

    English Embroidered Stomacher


    c. 1720 - 1725
    (Metropolitan Museum of Art)

    English Silk Embroidered Stomachers


    c. 1700 - 1729
    (Victoria & Albert)

    English Silk & Linen Embroidered Stomacher


    c. 1700 - 1720
    (Victoria & Albert)

    English Silk Embroidered Stomacher


    c. 1710 - 1720
    (Victoria & Albert)

    English Silk Embroidered Stomacher Lined with Printed Cotton


    c. 1720 - 1740

    Polychrome Embroidered Stomacher


    c. 1730

    Polychrome Embroidered Stomacher


    c. 1730

    English Embroidered Stomacher


    c. 1730 - 1740
    (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)

    English Silk Embroidered Stomacher


    c. 1730 - 1750
    (Victoria & Albert)

    English Linen & Silk Embroidered Linen Stomacher


    c. 1730 - 1750
    (Victoria & Albert)

    English Embroidered Stomacher


    c. 1750 - 1759
    (Metropolitan Museum of Art)

    English Silk Embroidered Stomacher


    c. 1740
    (Victoria & Albert)

    English Silk Embroidered Stomacher


    c. 1730 - 1750
    (Victoria & Albert)

    English Silver Bobbin Lace Stomacher


    c. 1740- 1750
    (Victoria & Albert)

    English Embroidered Stomacher


    Mid 18th Century
    (Museum of Fine Art, Boston)

    English Silk Embroidered Stomacher Lined with Printed Cotton


    c. 1720 - 1740

    English Stomacher for a Spitalfields Woven Silk Court Dress


    c. 1753 - 1753
    (Museum of London)

    English or American Stomacher


    18th Century
    (Colonial Williamsburg)

    English Embroidered Stomacher


    18th Century
    (Metropolitan Museum of Art)

    English Embroidered Stomacher


    18th Century
    (Metropolitan Museum of Art)

    English Embroidered Stomacher


    18th Century
    (Metropolitan Museum of Art)

    English Embroidered Stomacher


    18th Century
    (Metropolitan Museum of Art)

    English Embroidered Stomacher


    18th Century
    (Metropolitan Museum of Art)

    English Embroidered Stomacher


    18th Century
    (Metropolitan Museum of Art)

    American
    Stomachers

    New England Embroidered Stomacher


    c. 1720 - 1740
    (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)

    American Embroidered Stomacher Said to Have Been Worn by Ruth Eliot Belknap of Dover, New Hampshire
    1747
    (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)

    American Embroidered Stomacher


    Mid 18th Century
    (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)

    Boston, Massachusetts Silk Stomacher


    Mid 18th Century
    (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)

    American Embroidered Stomacher


    18th Century
    (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)

    American Embroidered Stomacher


    18th Century
    (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)

    American Embroidered Stomacher


    18th Century
    (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)

    New England Stomacher


    c. 1782
    (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)

    French Stomachers
    Worn in America

    French Made Embroidered Stomacher Worn in Boston, Massachusetts


    18th Century (Eyes Not Original)
    (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)

    French
    Stomachers

    French (or Italian) Embroidered Stomacher


    c. 1700 - 1720
    (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)

    French Silver - Guilt Stomachers


    c. 1670 - 1729
    (Victoria & Albert)

    French Embroidered Stomacher


    c. 1700 - 1750
    (Metropolitan Museum of Art)

    French Silk & Linen Embroidered Stomacher


    c. 1750
    (Victoria & Albert)

    German
    Stomachers

    German Embroidered Stomacher


    c. 1700 - 1725
    (Metropolitan Museum of Art)

    German Embroidered Stomacher


    c. 1750 - 1775
    (Metropolitan Museum of Art)

    German Embroidered Stomacher


    c. 1750 - 1775
    (Metropolitan Museum of Art)

    German Stomacher
    c. 1760 - 1780
    (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)

    German Embroidered Stomacher


    Late 18th Century
    (Metropolitan Museum of Art)

    French Stomacher
    18th Century
    (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)

    European
    Stomachers

    European Stomacher
    Late 17th Century
    (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)

    European Stomacher
    c. 1690 - 1710
    (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)

    European Stomacher
    c. 1700 - 1730
    (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)

    European Embroidered Linen & Cotton Stomacher


    Early 18th Century
    (Metropolitan Museum of Art)

    European Embroidered Stomacher


    c. 1725 - 1750
    (Metropolitan Museum of Art)

    European Embroidered Stomacher


    c. 1750 - 1775
    (Metropolitan Museum of Art)

    European Stomacher
    Mid 18th Century
    (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)

    European Embroidered Stomacher


    18th Century
    (Metropolitan Museum of Art)

    Childrens
    Stomachers

    American or English Childs Stomacher


    Early 18th Century
    (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)

    Childs Cotton and Linen Tab Stomacher, Possibly American


    18th Century
    (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)

    Stomachers
    of Unknown Origin

    Stomacher
    18th Century
    (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)

    Silk Damask Stomacher


    18th Century
    (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)

    Stomacher
    18th Century
    (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)

    Stomacher
    18th Century
    (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)

    Stomacher
    18th Century
    (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)

    Stomacher
    18th Century
    (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)

    Embroidered Stomacher & English Wadded Silk Petticoat


    Mid 18th Century

    Embroidered Stomacher

    Stomacher
    Patterns

    Kunst-und Fleiss-bende Nadel-Ergtzungen oder neu- erfundenes Neh- und Stick-Buch;


    The Delights of the Art and Industry of the practising Needle or newly invented Sewing and Embroidery book; Part I
    c. 1725
    (Victoria & Albert)

    Kunst-und Fleiss-bende Nadel-Ergtzungen oder neu- erfundenes Neh- und Stick-Buch;


    The Delights of the Art and Industry of the practising Needle or newly invented Sewing and Embroidery book; Part I
    c. 1725
    (Victoria & Albert)

    'Continuatio der Kunst- und Flei-benden Nadel-Ergtzung oder des neu-ersonnenen Besondern Nehe-Bichs dritter Theil';
    'Continuation of Delights of the Art and Industry of the practising Needle or the newly invented Special Sewing Book'; Part III
    Nuremberg, Germany c. 1725
    (Victoria & Albert)

    'Continuatio der Kunst- und Flei-benden Nadel-Ergtzung oder des neu-ersonnenen Besondern Nehe-Bichs dritter Theil';
    'Continuation of Delights of the Art and Industry of the practising Needle or the newly invented Special Sewing Book'; Part III
    Nuremberg, Germany c. 1725
    (Victoria & Albert)

    'Part II: Fortgesetzter Kunst- und Fleiss-bender Nadel- auch Laden-Gewirck- Ergtzungen oder des neu-erfundenen Neh
    und Stick Buchs Anderer Theil'; 'Further Delights of the Art and Industry of practising Needle and Loom;
    or newly invented Sewing and Embroidery book Another part'
    c. 1742
    (Victoria & Albert)

    The Stomacher Recreated

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    depicted herein and is indebted to the countless museums, libraries, and private collectors who
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    made to credit these organizations and individuals for their contributions as best as possible.
    If there is a question you have regarding a particular item featured within a presentation, please
    contact the 18th Century Material Culture Resource Center and we will try to answer your
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    presented here, or if there is an error in any listing, or if you know the source for any item whose
    credit is unknown, please inform us and we will make sure your concern is addressed as soon as
    possible.
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