C&TA members have contributed over £100,000 to enable the Norwich Museum Service to improve and extend their costume and textile collection.
The second detailed list below is a reminder of the valuable role that C&TA continues to play;
2013; Olympic costumes, NUA Digital printed scarf competition, C&TA / NUA event and awards, plus silk scarf donated to NMAS, NUA fashion student Costume Society Symposium bursary, Bridewell loom project, Fine Cell Work items, Sarah Impey Quilt, Conservation of Newgate Quilt; £10,964.40.
2014; Lorina Bulwer sampler, conservation of feathered items for the Wonder of Birds exhibition; £5,110. Dalmatic; £5,000, 2 contemporary items from C&TA's 25th year Anniversary Competition.
2015; Strangers Hall Conservation Project; £10,000.
2016; The Arts of Living Gallery rotation project; £4,782, Callimanco & Pelmet, Strangers Hall; £1,868.
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a; Dress and Norwich Shawl, c.1830s, dress in printed cotton with shawl motifs and woollen draw-loom woven shawl.
b; Dressing gown made from a woven shawl, c. 1870’s and worn by Mrs Jeary in Norwich, features Japanese style gilt buttons.
c; Samples of Norwich silk, late 19th century.
Conservation costs for the above items from the Arts of Living gallery exhibits donated by C&TA 2016.
 
Pelmet with black worsted satin, large flowered pattern on the front backing consisting of hessian repaired with a very rare piece of stamped vermicelli wool, almost certainly Norwich.
 
Exhibit chosen by the Callimanco piece of Norwich
curator from our 25th textile
Anniversary competition
  
Strangers Hall conservation project
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Fine Cell Work quilt
Fine Cell Work cushion - Because you're mine, I walk the line
Lorina Bulwer sampler
Lorina Bulwer sampler
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