Selling Textiles in the Long Eighteenth Century

Chapter 1 Introduction. Selling Textiles in the Eighteenth Century: Perspectives on Consumer and Retail Change

Chapter 2 An Education in Comfort: Indian Textiles and the Remaking of English Homes over the Long Eighteenth Century

Chapter 3 Making the Bed in Later Stuart and Georgian England

Chapter 4 Customers and Markets for ‘New’ Textiles in Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Sweden

Chapter 5 The International Textile Trade in the Austrian Netherlands, 1750–1791

Chapter 6 Material Marketing: How Lyonnais Silk Manufacturers Sold Silks, 1660–1789

Chapter 7 Rural Retailing of Textiles in Early Nineteenth-Century Sweden

Chapter 8 New Products, New Sellers? Changes in the Dutch Textile Trades, c. 1650–1750

Chapter 9 ‘According to the Latest and Most Elegant Fashion’: Retailing Textiles and Changes in Supply and Demand in Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Antwerp

Chapter 10 Taste and Textiles: Selling Fashion in Eighteenth-Century Provincial England

Chapter 11 Luxury and Revolution: Selling High-Status Garments in Revolutionary France

Chapter 12 Second-Hand Trade and Respectability: Mediating Consumer Trust in Old Textiles and Used Clothing (Low Countries, Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries)

Chapter 13 Urban Markets for Used Textiles — Examples from Eighteenth-Century Central Europe