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victorian silk.com featuring known silk bookmarks, silk pictures and silk postcards manufactured since 1862 stevengraph silk bookmark - victoria jubilee below is a list of all the content sections available on our sister web site: www.stevengraph-silks.com thomas stevens stevens silk pictures stevens silk portraits stevens silk bookmarks stevens silk postcards stevens souvenir silks stevens other silk items grant grant silk pictures grant silk portraits grant silk bookmarks, ribbons and lapel pins grant silk postcards grant rosettes & other silk items stevengraph as a title was invented by thomas stevens and first appears on the backing paper for his bookmarks in 1876. he called his factory "the stevengraph works", and later referred to his woven silk pictures in the same way when they first appeared in 1879. it is perhaps only in the last few years that the stevengraph title started to be applied to all the silks produced by other victorian silk weavers, and also extended to include all woven silk items, no matter who made them or when. in the late 1800's, the silk ribbon weavers of coventry, england, were experiencing very difficult trading conditions due to changing fashions and cheap imports from abroad. several weavers had already diversified into related activities, and thomas stevens was one of these, with his stevengraphs. hello, and welcome thank you for visiting and please enjoy the short article below relating to thomas stevens and his woven silk pictures and bookmarks. once you have finished reading, and wish to follow up on the topic, please visit our sister web site. you can see on the pane to the left all the sections covered in the web site www.stevengraph-silks.com . each of these sections have extensive and comprehensive detailed alphabetic catalogues of titles, together with quality images to support these titles. as well as the victorian silk weavers of stevens, grant, bollans and welch & lenton, there are the modern weavers such as brocklehurst-whiston and brough, nicholson & hall: - 29 silk weavers in all. e. bollans & co. john caldicott. r. barton. dalton & barton. welch & lenton. brough, nicholson & hall. brocklehurst-whiston (bwa) other weavers:- bradbury, greatorex beall r. s. cox & co. darlinson & barton. g. holme. alice and samuel kilmer. lester & harris. j. matthews. mellor bros. morgan & scott ltd. mulloney & johnson. charles newsome. w. perkins. j. pratt & sons. john rogers. thomas skillcock. henry slingsby. h. spencer & co. webster & butterworth james wilde & son. e. wilson. useful links, including stevengraph collectors association stevengraph woven at the world's columbian exposition, chicago 1893, titled columbus leaving spain j j mannion silk picture attributed to thomas stevens the awakening interest in stevengraphs the most extensive and comprehensive study of thomas stevens and his stevengraph silks must be the 1971 book by geoffrey godden: "stevengraphs and other victorian silk pictures". i thought it might be informative to extract parts of chapter 1 of that book, and reproduce them below. permission has of course been obtained from both mr godden and the copyright holder to permit this extract. table of contents:- stevengraphs in america thomas stevens - the man the machinery - joseph-marie jacquard's loom the designers marketing the stevengraph silk bookmarks the stevengraph silk pictures & portraits stevens heritage copyright stevengraphs in america although an article on stevengraphs was published in the american magazine antiques in march 1933, and the author, mary dunham, had collected her silks in england before this date, it is true to say that until the 1950s there was very little interest in victorian objects. they excited little sympathy and often suffered ridicule; and so our silk-work pictures were unjustly neglected with a mass of other now highly collectable material. it is probable, however, that there were a few discerning people quietly collecting them for their decorative charm. although such buyers were in the minority the revival of demand and the appreciation of these victorian novelties probably started in america. it must here be stated that thomas stevens had always enjoyed an export market for his silks, for many were sold in europe and may be found with german and french titles on the card-mounts. he also cultivated the american market, and stevens labels may be found bearing the names and addresses of american agents. thomas stevens, having first introduced and sold his stevengraph pictures at the york exhibition of 1879, always had a great interest in such events and issued several special pictures commemorating these exhibitions. one finds silks depicting the edinburgh international exhibition of 1886, the manchester royal jubilee exhibition of 1887 and the glasgow international exhibition of 1888. he carried this scheme to america, for he had looms in the chicago exhibition of 1893 where special subjects such as landing of columbus and its companion columbus leaving spain were woven and are to be found with the wording, 'woven in pure silk at the world's columbian exposition, chicago, 1893' printed under the picture. thomas stevens also had several agents in america. one of the foremost of these was j. j. mannion & co., of cincinnati, who printed their own name on the card-mounts in place of the normal credit to thomas stevens of coventry. it is clear, therefore, that stevengraphs were well known in america in the later part of the nineteenth century, and that many must have remained in the possession of descendants of the original owners or have become available on the market to foster the interest of recent collectors. this situation led to the publication in america, in 1957, of mrs wilma sinclair levan baker's the silk pictures of thomas stevens, a book that was the result of the author's seeing in her married son's home four stevengraphs gracing the living-room. later, she found four more in a shop in cape cod and purchased them, originally as a gift for her daughter-in-law; but on the way home she decided to keep them herself to start her own collection. this led to years of research into their history and, ultimately, to the publication of her pioneer book. its appearance naturally stimulated curiosity about these neglected stevengraphs at a time when there was a growing interest in america in victorian antiques, especially when they were of british origin. as a result, there were soon too few stevengraphs to satisfy the demand among the new american collectors and, consequently, dealers started buying them in england. this american demand soon became common knowledge - at least amongst dealers - as a result of the circulars and advertisements, with the natural result that the english dealers showed a new interest and several began to specialise in stevengraphs and to advertise their own requirements. during the 1950s, when i was newly connected with the family antique business, we did have in stock some examples which were probably parts of 'mixed-lots' bought at auction sales. i remember that these hung fire for many years, nobody showing the slightest interest in them, until one day in the early 1960s an american buyer, and a friend of long standing, purchased the five or six we had available. having sold our 'stock' of stevengraphs, we heard nothing more about them and i concluded that this was one of our suggestions that had fallen on stony ground. however, a year or more later, our friend was writing for 'more of those little silkwork pictures you sold me some time back'. needless to say, in the interval their growing popularity had become more widely known, with a consequent increase in price. in america, in october 1965, was formed the stevengraph collectors' association, whose origins go back to 1937, when the founder and president of the association, mr lewis smith, had been given a steveng

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