THE FIRST (Far left, main image)
Rectangle piece  of floral brocade on a tan ground woven with silk threads in brown, pink, red, yellow, and green. A card on the Tyvek sleeve holding this sample reads: 
Creator: Spanish. Possibly a panel of a skirt with dart at the top. 
Late 18th century
20" W x 32" L

THE SECOND (Top, main image)
Rectangle piece of brocade in a lace and floral pattern in white, blue, green, and yellow. 
20" W x 11" L

THE THIRD (Small square in center of main image)
Square piece of silk fabric woven with a floral and fauna design in white, pink, green, and orange. A note with the swatch suggests the piece is Spanish or French and from the 18th century. 
15.5" W x 16" L

THE FOURTH (Bottom center, main image) 
Several pieces of woven blue silk fabric sewn together and with a curved cut on one edge. The fabric is woven with blue, white, and red threads in a flora and fauna pattern. A note with the swatch suggests the piece is Spanish and from c.1720. 
18th Century 
21" W x 30" L 

THE FIFTH 
Rectangle piece of silk woven with colored threads to form a pattern of a woman in a long dress and a man with a stringed instrument. The main fabric is a pale orange silk satin woven with blue, white, purple, and green threads. Rows of birds appear between the figures, including peacocks. A note with the swatch suggests the piece is Portuguese or Spanish from c. 1740. The bottom hem is curved, which may suggest this part was worn near the hem of a skirt. 
21" W x 30" L