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Embroiderers' Guild of WA > Records

QUILTING, BABY BIB

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An elaborate baby’s bib from 19th century. Centre section is padded and hand quilted and surrounded with a wide 45 mm machine broderie anglaise lacey edge with a shamrock design. In centre is an oval, machine embroidered, with words “MY LOVE”. Possibly used for christening or special occasions.
On back, is a label stating ‘PATENT NO 2418”

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