Category:Turkeywork

**turkeywork**
	knotted-pile textile popular for furnishings in 17th century England Chair upholstered in turkeywork, 1680-1700
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Subclass of	textile;
Named after	Turkey;
Made from material	canvas (hemp fiber, linen, warp, weft); worsted;
Country of origin	Kingdom of England;
Has use	carpet; upholstery; cushion; table carpet;
Inception	16th century (end of);
Significant event	heyday (17th century);
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English: Turkeywork (turkey work, turkey-work) is a knotted-pile textile made in England for carpets and especially upholstery from the late 16th to mid-18th centuries.

Media in category "Turkeywork"

The following 8 files are in this category, out of 8 total.

Side Chair MET 153655.jpg 1,610 × 2,200; 501 KB
Side Chair MET 85C ACF123R6.jpg 3,103 × 4,000; 3.19 MB
Side Chair MET ADA3281.jpg 1,816 × 2,272; 565 KB
Side Chair MET DT236420.jpg 2,978 × 3,722; 1.67 MB
Turkey-work chair MET 153656.jpg 2,060 × 3,144; 1.34 MB
Turkey-work chair MET 153778.jpg 1,280 × 1,872; 348 KB
Turkey-work chair MET 85C ACF124R7.jpg 3,092 × 4,000; 3.51 MB
Turkey-work chair MET CT 32886.jpg 2,319 × 3,000; 1.6 MB