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Embroiderers' Guild of WA > Records

WHITEWORK, SACHET

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A finely worked whitework handkerchief sachet, an essential accessory in the home of ladies in early 20th century.
The sachet with a flap closing, has a scalloped edge worked in buttonhole stitch. The whitework embroidery includes cutwork and a monogram of letter ‘D”.

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cwa-org-78-1999.2

Width

230 mm

Height or length

335 mm

Embroiderers' Guild of WA

Embroiderers' Guild of WA

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