The Personal Archive of Peter Afia A selection of three resist block-printed and dyed indigo cotton panels, together with two Empire-style printed cotton panels, and a panel of fine cotton French, early 19th century Comprising: a resist block-printed panel with a lattice of flower and leaf motifs, with a striated finish, probably circa 1800; a fragment with a rosette and foliate resist-dyed pattern, one selvedge, probably 19th century; a fragmentary resist-dyed quilted panel, with flowerhead medallions within a floral lattice, circa 1800; an Empire-style panel with resist block-printed rosette medallions against an indigo ground; another example discharge printed with columns of roses between bands of vermicular patterning on an indigo ground, French or English, 19th century; and a fine cotton example with leaf-encircled flower medallions printed in madder against a saffron yellow ground, previously quilted, with label inscribed 'Veg Dye C1810' the largest Empire-style panel: 80cm x 50cm (6)