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Linked knitting sheaf
Knitting sheath with chain links elaborately carved by Timothy Tarn in May 1892.He carved it for his cousins wife Elizabeth Beadle.
Knitting sheath with chain links elaborately carved by Timothy Tarn in May 1892.He carved it for his cousins wife Elizabeth Beadle.
Knitting sheath
Fish shape knitting sheath, with slot. Belonged to donors grandmother Mrs Elizabeth Wilson, who worked, possibly at Wreay Hall . In 1980 donors mother would have been 98 years old.
Fish shape knitting sheath, with slot. Belonged to donors grandmother Mrs Elizabeth Wilson, who worked, possibly at Wreay Hall . In 1980 donors mother would have been 98 years old.
Knitting sheath
Wooden knitting sheath.1833 Engraved and with an ivory heart inlaid at crown.
length 170mm
Wooden knitting sheath.1833 Engraved and with an ivory heart inlaid at crown.
length 170mm
Wooden knitting sheath.
Wooden knitting sheath belonged to Mr & Mrs Waugh, 7, Stanley Homes, Cramlington. He was a coal miner at Hartley Main Pits, Cramlington. 30 mm long x 147.5 mm long x 17.5 mm wide. Short piece, well notched and with a carved out wooden chamber containing wooden ball. Voluted end. Well used. Engraved " GB. 1838 MWW ".
Wooden knitting sheath belonged to Mr & Mrs Waugh, 7, Stanley Homes, Cramlington. He was a coal miner at Hartley Main Pits, Cramlington. 30 mm long x 147.5 mm long x 17.5 mm wide. Short piece, well notched and with a carved out wooden chamber containing wooden ball. Voluted end. Well used. Engraved " GB. 1838 MWW ".
Knitting sheath
Knitting sheath c1850. Scimitar shaped with stem separating 'blade' and 'guard'. The front is chip-carved with triangles, squares, etc. There is a small glass window on the guard, which reveals paper with Jane Robinson Egglestone written on it.
The end of the needle holder is of brass. It is of light coloured hardwood in good condition. Jane Robinson was the great grandmother of donor whose mother was born in 1877. Presented by Mrs. M. E. Mason, Barnard Castle.
215mm long.
Knitting sheath c1850. Scimitar shaped with stem separating 'blade' and 'guard'. The front is chip-carved with triangles, squares, etc. There is a small glass window on the guard, which reveals paper with Jane Robinson Egglestone written on it.
The end of the needle holder is of brass. It is of light coloured hardwood in good condition. Jane Robinson was the great grandmother of donor whose mother was born in 1877. Presented by Mrs. M. E. Mason, Barnard Castle.
215mm long.
Knittting sheath
Knitting sheath. Early / mid 19th century. 25 mm high x 157.5 mm long rectangular section, bowed, tapering piece, with scrolled end and elaborately decorated with wood inlay in form of hearts and diamonds, with bordering. Bone plate around needle hole.Recatalogued, previous number not
located. Length 160mm
Knitting sheath. Early / mid 19th century. 25 mm high x 157.5 mm long rectangular section, bowed, tapering piece, with scrolled end and elaborately decorated with wood inlay in form of hearts and diamonds, with bordering. Bone plate around needle hole.Recatalogued, previous number not
located. Length 160mm
Knitting Sheath
Knitting sheath. Second half of 19th century. Knitting sheath or "pin", scimitar shaped with flattened needle holder. Front of sheath decorated with chip carving, in circles, diamonds, etc. Brass tip to holder. Length 235mm. Used by donor's mother, who died in 1918, aged 74, to knit stockings for her 8 sons and 4 daughters.
Length: 410mm.
Knitting sheath. Second half of 19th century. Knitting sheath or "pin", scimitar shaped with flattened needle holder. Front of sheath decorated with chip carving, in circles, diamonds, etc. Brass tip to holder. Length 235mm. Used by donor's mother, who died in 1918, aged 74, to knit stockings for her 8 sons and 4 daughters.
Length: 410mm.
Wooden knitting sheath - Brears
Chip carved kinitting sheath. Heart carved near centre and carved ball in handle..From Brears collection.
230 mm long x 23 mm x 22 mm.
Chip carved kinitting sheath. Heart carved near centre and carved ball in handle..From Brears collection.
230 mm long x 23 mm x 22 mm.
Knitting sheath
Knitting sheath. Mid 19th century. 15 mm high x 217.5 mm long x 47.5 mm wide. Scimitar shaped sheath with elaborately turned needle holder. This has a tooth edged, white-metal cap, showing some wear in the hole. On the top of the " blade " is a decoration in bone inlaid, and fixed by brass tacks N.B. also cross hatchings at the toe of the " blade ". Recatalogued, previous number not located.
Knitting sheath. Mid 19th century. 15 mm high x 217.5 mm long x 47.5 mm wide. Scimitar shaped sheath with elaborately turned needle holder. This has a tooth edged, white-metal cap, showing some wear in the hole. On the top of the " blade " is a decoration in bone inlaid, and fixed by brass tacks N.B. also cross hatchings at the toe of the " blade ". Recatalogued, previous number not located.
Illustration
Illustrations of Animals - shewing their utility to man, in their services during life and uses after death, published by Thomas Varty, c1848. Plate 3 - The Sheep - Food and Hose (depicting a leg of lamb and a lady knitting socks) - see 168462a for full page. (Book formed part of a bequest to Jonathan Backhouse Hodgkin from Eliza Barclay who died 4th March 1884. Originally given to John Henry Backhouse by dear Aunt Catherine at the Grove 5th November 1848)
Illustrations of Animals - shewing their utility to man, in their services during life and uses after death, published by Thomas Varty, c1848. Plate 3 - The Sheep - Food and Hose (depicting a leg of lamb and a lady knitting socks) - see 168462a for full page. (Book formed part of a bequest to Jonathan Backhouse Hodgkin from Eliza Barclay who died 4th March 1884. Originally given to John Henry Backhouse by dear Aunt Catherine at the Grove 5th November 1848)
Knitting sheath
A knitting sheath which belonged to Mary Urwin of Edmundbyers. It is inscribed Mary Elliot April 10 1822. Size 150mm long. See also photograph of Mary Urwin (Acc No 1989-177) Neg No 24421.
A knitting sheath which belonged to Mary Urwin of Edmundbyers. It is inscribed Mary Elliot April 10 1822. Size 150mm long. See also photograph of Mary Urwin (Acc No 1989-177) Neg No 24421.
Knitting sheath
A knitting sheath which belonged to Mary Urwin of Edmundbyers. It is inscribed Mary Elliot April 10 1822. Size 150mm long. See also photograph of Mary Urwin (Acc No 1989-177) Neg No 24421.
A knitting sheath which belonged to Mary Urwin of Edmundbyers. It is inscribed Mary Elliot April 10 1822. Size 150mm long. See also photograph of Mary Urwin (Acc No 1989-177) Neg No 24421.
Knitting Certificate
World War 1 Knitting Certificate presented to Miss Jane Elizabeth Iceton on Empire Day 1916 for helping the war effort by knitting garments at school.
World War 1 Knitting Certificate presented to Miss Jane Elizabeth Iceton on Empire Day 1916 for helping the war effort by knitting garments at school.
Lady knitting
Lady knitting. Possibly members of family of Royal Agricultural Society's show ground gatekeeper at Park Royal, c1905. (From glass plate)
Lady knitting. Possibly members of family of Royal Agricultural Society's show ground gatekeeper at Park Royal, c1905. (From glass plate)
The Wool Shop
Facade of The Wool Shop, 78 Coatsworth Road, Gateshead. Knitting patterns and woollen garments are displayed in the window.
Facade of The Wool Shop, 78 Coatsworth Road, Gateshead. Knitting patterns and woollen garments are displayed in the window.
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