Textiles (Needlework)
Lydia Parker (Possible maker)
Chester, Pennsylvania, Mid-Atlantic, United States, North America
1763
Wool; Silk; Canvas
Embroidered (Irish stitch), Canvaswork, Woven (plain), Sewn, Woven (brocaded)
2011.0045
Object Number2011.0045 |
Sewing roll (Huswif)
Textiles (Needlework)
Gift of Jeanne L. Asplundh
Lydia Parker (Possible maker)
1740
Lydia Parker (b. 1740) was the daughter of Abraham and Eleanor Parker and sister to John, Mary, Elizabeth, and Kezia, of East Caln, Chester County. Her father was living in Kennett when he died in 1752. Lydia Painter (1746-1829) of East Bradford Township was the daughter of Samuel Painter and Esther Gilpin, and sister of Samuel, Hannah, George, Joseph and James.
Chester, Pennsylvania, Mid-Atlantic, United States, North America
1763
1. Inscription; within design; "LP / 1763" (embroidered thread)
Wool; Silk; Canvas
Embroidered (Irish stitch), Canvaswork, Woven (plain), Sewn, Woven (brocaded)
Hand-embroidered, hand-sewn
14.5 (L) , 3.125 (W) , 0.25 (D)
36.83 (L) , 7.938 (W) , 0.635 (D)
OL, OW, and OD
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