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Embroiderers
Group of embroiderers at work on a quilt. See 16309 for finished quilt.
Group of embroiderers at work on a quilt. See 16309 for finished quilt.
Patchwork quilt
Illustration of "The patchwork quilt", taken from The British Workman, page 137 No 219.
Illustration of "The patchwork quilt", taken from The British Workman, page 137 No 219.
Patchwork quilt
Illustration of "Private Roberts and his patchwork quilt", taken from The British Workman, page 152 No 215.
Illustration of "Private Roberts and his patchwork quilt", taken from The British Workman, page 152 No 215.
Painting
Painting of the house near Warden, where Joe the Quilter lived.
Painting of the house near Warden, where Joe the Quilter lived.
Doll's crib
Doll's crib made from quilted satin.
Doll's crib made from quilted satin.
Bride doll
A bride doll dressed in quilted satin
A bride doll dressed in quilted satin
John William Bee and his family
Family group on the deck of the Canadian Pacific liner Montnairn emigrating to Canada, 1928. John William Bee (2nd left ) born 1885 at Stanhope. Wife Phoebe Margaret Mabel nee Lowes (3rd from right) born 1889 in Teesdale. Children: Bessie Mildred Bee (1st left back row) born at St Johns Chapel; John Shield Bee (1st right back row) born 1912 at St Johns Chapel; Frank Bee (right front) born 1921 born at St Johns Chapel and Margaret Bee (left front) born 1924 at St Johns Chapel. The family having sold everything in England arrived in Montreal, where they boarded a train for Brantford in Ontario (...
Family group on the deck of the Canadian Pacific liner Montnairn emigrating to Canada, 1928. John William Bee (2nd left ) born 1885 at Stanhope. Wife Phoebe Margaret Mabel nee Lowes (3rd from right) born 1889 in Teesdale. Children: Bessie Mildred Bee (1st left back row) born at St Johns Chapel; John Shield Bee (1st right back row) born 1912 at St Johns Chapel; Frank Bee (right front) born 1921 born at St Johns Chapel and Margaret Bee (left front) born 1924 at St Johns Chapel. The family having sold everything in England arrived in Montreal, where they boarded a train for Brantford in Ontario (...
Cushion Cover
Corduroy patchwork cushion cover. The pattern is known as log cabin, this particular example is in red, gold and black in a art deco style. The front and back are in opposite colour ways.
Corduroy patchwork cushion cover. The pattern is known as log cabin, this particular example is in red, gold and black in a art deco style. The front and back are in opposite colour ways.
Cushion Cover
Corduroy patchwork cushion cover. The pattern is known as log cabin, this particular example is in red, gold and black in a art deco style. The front and back are in opposite colour ways.
Corduroy patchwork cushion cover. The pattern is known as log cabin, this particular example is in red, gold and black in a art deco style. The front and back are in opposite colour ways.
Quilt
Whole cloth quilt, the wadding is an army surplus blanket.
Whole cloth quilt, the wadding is an army surplus blanket.
Patchwork Quilt
, , This quilt was found on the quilt racks 07/11/2006. It was unwrapped, and though it had an accession number, the card was not in the file and there was no record (other than in the donors index) on the database. It is likely that there were no object database records because the original spec card never reached to Alan Grimes. , , , , This record was created from the information in the Accession Register & Donors Index. , , It is not clear where this quilt was stored prior to appearing in the RRC.
, , This quilt was found on the quilt racks 07/11/2006. It was unwrapped, and though it had an accession number, the card was not in the file and there was no record (other than in the donors index) on the database. It is likely that there were no object database records because the original spec card never reached to Alan Grimes. , , , , This record was created from the information in the Accession Register & Donors Index. , , It is not clear where this quilt was stored prior to appearing in the RRC.
Strip Quilt
6 dark floral strips - black background, 6 light floral strips. Reverse of cream cotton. One row of machinery around outer edge. 2.170 M x 2.010 M.
6 dark floral strips - black background, 6 light floral strips. Reverse of cream cotton. One row of machinery around outer edge. 2.170 M x 2.010 M.
Shoes
Pink satin quilted ladies wedding shoes
Pink satin quilted ladies wedding shoes
Patchwork Quilt
In green and white cotton from St Johns Chapel area 1870 - 1900.
In green and white cotton from St Johns Chapel area 1870 - 1900.
Patchwork Coverlet ( quilt )
Completed in October 1921 - made up of pink and white hexagons with the names of members of the chapel embroidered. Also names of ministers with dates. See notes
Completed in October 1921 - made up of pink and white hexagons with the names of members of the chapel embroidered. Also names of ministers with dates. See notes
Quilt
No other information. See notes
No other information. See notes
Steel Fender
Made by William Pattison Chrisholm - blacksmith at Coxhoe colliery. The top of the fender is in the form of 5 plates, 3 of which have been designed with the true lovers knot pattern, a favourite design for quilts. It was also a symbol of everlasting love. See notes
Made by William Pattison Chrisholm - blacksmith at Coxhoe colliery. The top of the fender is in the form of 5 plates, 3 of which have been designed with the true lovers knot pattern, a favourite design for quilts. It was also a symbol of everlasting love. See notes
Babies Cradle and Quilted Cover
Hoskins " patent " AD 1885. a) Baby's cot. 4 brass uprights with knobs plus upright to centre of cot and 2 pairs of crossing diagonals for additional support. Wire base suspended by links of metal from oval frame. Chains form diamond pattern, and give rocking motion. b and c) Quilts to go with. See notes
Hoskins " patent " AD 1885. a) Baby's cot. 4 brass uprights with knobs plus upright to centre of cot and 2 pairs of crossing diagonals for additional support. Wire base suspended by links of metal from oval frame. Chains form diamond pattern, and give rocking motion. b and c) Quilts to go with. See notes
Mr and Mrs Temperley
Fetching milk and tallow candles. During the depression, only working a few days but couldn’t get dole. Hooky mats, learning to quilt. Making sand from sandstone to scour the floor. Furniture, upstairs room had roof tiles, reached by ladder. One and a half doors on the back of houses. Funeral bidders and christening customs. Carlin Sunday, jarping Easter eggs. Games.
Fetching milk and tallow candles. During the depression, only working a few days but couldn’t get dole. Hooky mats, learning to quilt. Making sand from sandstone to scour the floor. Furniture, upstairs room had roof tiles, reached by ladder. One and a half doors on the back of houses. Funeral bidders and christening customs. Carlin Sunday, jarping Easter eggs. Games.
Mrs Short
Colliery hearse. Child died young. Watching blacksmith. Wandered into colliery as a child. Woman in a wheelchair. Grandmother made her nappies from sheets. Travelling salespeople, fishwives. Quoits. Clippy mats and quilts.
Colliery hearse. Child died young. Watching blacksmith. Wandered into colliery as a child. Woman in a wheelchair. Grandmother made her nappies from sheets. Travelling salespeople, fishwives. Quoits. Clippy mats and quilts.
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