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Shows Fawside Green Farm, Allenheads. Illustrates Mrs Peart on the left and Miss Elizabeth Sanderson on right (dark clothes) well known quilter.
Shows Fawside Green Farm, Allenheads. Illustrates Mrs Peart on the left and Miss Elizabeth Sanderson on right (dark clothes) well known quilter.
Quilt
Plain white quilt in Allenheads style. No more information.
Plain white quilt in Allenheads style. No more information.
Quilt
Quilt of white sateen on both sides. Quilted in the style of George Gardiner still showing the blue chalk marking From Haydon Bridge area.
Quilt of white sateen on both sides. Quilted in the style of George Gardiner still showing the blue chalk marking From Haydon Bridge area.
Quilt
Quilt of cream sateen, quilted central rose, rose and leaf patterns with outer feathers. Made in Crawcrook area. Cat No. 38
Quilt of cream sateen, quilted central rose, rose and leaf patterns with outer feathers. Made in Crawcrook area. Cat No. 38
Quilt
Strip quilt of mauve and cream printed floral materials made by Mrs A. Roddam of Steel, Hexhamshire about 1906
Strip quilt of mauve and cream printed floral materials made by Mrs A. Roddam of Steel, Hexhamshire about 1906
Quilt
Plain sateen quilt made by a lady in West Rainton who ran quilt clubs early 1900s.
Plain sateen quilt made by a lady in West Rainton who ran quilt clubs early 1900s.
Quilt
Plain sateen quilt made by club in aid of Town Hall funds about 1930. Cat No. 43
Plain sateen quilt made by club in aid of Town Hall funds about 1930. Cat No. 43
Quilt
Made about 1840 by Mrs Phoebe Watson of Law Burn Farm, Ireshopeburn. She made a living by quilting and exchanged patterns with her sister who had emigrated to America.
Made about 1840 by Mrs Phoebe Watson of Law Burn Farm, Ireshopeburn. She made a living by quilting and exchanged patterns with her sister who had emigrated to America.
Quilt
Patchwork quilt of Turkey red and white cotton. Unusual arrangement of five red borders on white background. Made in the Kirkby Stephen area.
Patchwork quilt of Turkey red and white cotton. Unusual arrangement of five red borders on white background. Made in the Kirkby Stephen area.
Quilt
Patchwork quilt made about 1907 for bottom drawer of Elizabeth Robinson. Made by her (photo in files also). Newcastle upon Tyne.
Patchwork quilt made about 1907 for bottom drawer of Elizabeth Robinson. Made by her (photo in files also). Newcastle upon Tyne.
Quilt
Plain quilt made by Mrs M E Shepherd c1935 for her son who never married, Mrs Shepherd ran quilting clubs. Cat No. 37
Plain quilt made by Mrs M E Shepherd c1935 for her son who never married, Mrs Shepherd ran quilting clubs. Cat No. 37
Quilt
Patchwork and applique quilt in pink and green - 4 leaved clover. Quilt made about 1916 for wedding of Mary Ann Bethwaite of Craghead.
Patchwork and applique quilt in pink and green - 4 leaved clover. Quilt made about 1916 for wedding of Mary Ann Bethwaite of Craghead.
Quilt
Irish chain - Turkey red and white patchwork.
Irish chain - Turkey red and white patchwork.
Quilts
Plain quilt made by Mrs Helen Leidler of Simonside, South Shields for Margaret Leidler her daughter, not later than 1904. Quilted in strips.
Plain quilt made by Mrs Helen Leidler of Simonside, South Shields for Margaret Leidler her daughter, not later than 1904. Quilted in strips.
Quilts
Patchwork/applique quilt made by Mrs Morphet of Kirkby Stephen about 1912.
Patchwork/applique quilt made by Mrs Morphet of Kirkby Stephen about 1912.
Quilt
Irish Chain pieced quilt.
Irish Chain pieced quilt.
Quilt
Plain quilt of tomato coloured sateen - made by Mrs Amy Emms of St. Johns Chapel in about 1972. On loan.
Plain quilt of tomato coloured sateen - made by Mrs Amy Emms of St. Johns Chapel in about 1972. On loan.
Quilt
Incomplete plain white quilt made by Joe the Quilter of Warden, probably about 1820. Purchased directly from Joe by the English family. Cat No. 30
Incomplete plain white quilt made by Joe the Quilter of Warden, probably about 1820. Purchased directly from Joe by the English family. Cat No. 30
Quilt
Patchwork quilt made by Mrs Matilda Clish between 1907-14
Patchwork quilt made by Mrs Matilda Clish between 1907-14
Quilts
Orange and beige homespun and handwoven quilt. Probably c1860. Cat No. 40
Orange and beige homespun and handwoven quilt. Probably c1860. Cat No. 40
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