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Circa: 1800s Condition: fair-poor, holes and repairs Size: 16.5 by 38 inches Color: light cream Country of Origin: United States Manufacturer: USA
Early American homespun linen pillowcase all hand stitched circa 1800s. This light cream linen pillowcase measures 16.5 by 38 inches, the side seams and hem is hand stitched with very tiny little stitches, I have a close-up pic showing how tiny they are. This pillowcase was obviously made by someone skilled with a needle. There are 2 repairs made by hand stitching a linen patch over the hole, one is about 1/2 inch square and the other is 1.5 inches, there are also several holes, some are just little nibbles, 4 are up to 1/2 inch long, still, its an early textile that is very finely woven by a skilled weaver. This pillowcase came from an Estate in Springfield Mass. that had a good collection of early hand woven textiles. |
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