A Charming George III Needlework Map Sampler c.1790

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A Charming George III Needlework Map Sampler c.1790Origin: English Period: Late Eighteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1790 In Frame: 25 X 20. 5 inches The George III period needlework map sampler crafted in three colours depicting England, Ireland, Wales and parts of Scotland with simulated map border, worked by Louisa Dawson and dated 1790, glazed and presented in an ebonised and gilded frame. The forest green, fuchsia pink and inky blue threads in the picture are fully in tact with no

Some of the bolts are later replacements

or stuffed into handbags

There is Scottish newspaper present dated to 1959

the lips are painted red

the lids with their original locks sit in different ways so some aren’t as flush as others

this makes for a far more artfully astute design than its American one sheet counterpart

having first lowered her merchant ensign and hoisted the White Ensign

face and neck to include the mafseter

Length: 22 inches (overall)

In very fine order with light general wear commensurate with age to the stand

Now all it needs is some fish

This is an extremely intriguing picture