Fantastic 17th Century English Needlework Fragment, Portrait of Young Woman with Large Hands and Flower wooden bird whistle It's a bit hard to

It's a bit hard to photograph--the dark squares on the front are a deep burgandy-brown stain

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Over time I've found a few of these late 19th/early 20th century handmade clowns

I really love the bird and would use it for tea bags

Fantastic 17th Century English Needlework Fragment, Portrait of Young Woman with Large Hands and Flower wooden bird whistle It's a bit hard toThis one. I purchased her from a dealer in my neck of the woods with really exceptional things all pretty much all beyond my reach, but this came along with a much more elaborate 17th c. stumpwork, which was his interest, and so I was able to attain her and I do feel as though she travelled across nearly four hundred years and an ocean just to be found by me! I mean, look at those hands! This is a fragment from a c. mid 17th century English stump work