This piece of crazy patchwork was made on board ship between England and Australia c. 1860. The present owner is Ankie King and it was made by her husband's grandmother. It was then passed to her husband's mother Emma King (Aspenoll) born at Echuca, Victoria in 1908.
Small square piece of crazy patchwork in silks and taffetas. Many of the seams are oversewn with decorative embroidery stitches. There is a calico backing.
550 x 550mm
NSW
Amelia Brown was “Born in Devon, England, the daughter of James and Mary Parsons, she had married John Brown in 18...
Geelong, Victoria , Australia
Weaving consisting of four panels sewn together to form the quilt. Consists of gradations of green to blue colours conta...
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