Glorious 18th Century Crewelwork Embroidery Purse Fragment, Restored, with Conservation Report International Tobacco co Buyers outside of the continental

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and the order in which they appear--revealing an active thought process of ticking through the necessities

The tan underglaze is the akin to the flat

Perhaps no better subject for a folk carving than a cat

and worth having for the image of the pajama-ed figure at the center of the interior alone

Glorious 18th Century Crewelwork Embroidery Purse Fragment, Restored, with Conservation Report International Tobacco co Buyers outside of the continentalTo my eye and sensibilities, this is a gloriously beautiful thing, and among the most special textiles I've had in my possession. It is an 18th century crewelwork embroidery, wool on linen, which I believe was originally a purse. (At the end of photos is a photo of a 1986 page from Maine Antiques Digest documenting a similar crewelwork purse believed to have been owned by John Richardson of Townsend MA sold along with a small watercolor of a house for