AMER WINTER 2016
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GEORGE WASHINGTON MEMORIAL JACQUARD WOVEN PATRIOTIC SHAWL TOGETHER WITH EAGLE HOOKED RUG & EAGLE NEEDLEWORK.1) A fine piece of a seamstress art employing embroidery and needlepoint which appears to have started with a linen Jacquard-loomed 19th century memorial to George Washington with central panel that is centered with patriotic shields, eagles and floral motifs which reads "WASHINGTON ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE FEDERAL UNION MARCH 1789 E PLURIBUS UNUM". The front panels which have been split, but when closed read "INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA JULY 4, 1776". 2) The framed, behind glass, eagle hooked rug shows an eagle with E. Pluribus Unum banner holding a U.S. shield with four stars, one in each corner. All against a rose background with black, white & gold border. 3) The framed needlework shows a relief eagle holding a shield with two flags including a cannon & anchor. Housed in an antique gilt frame with gilt liner and white mat behind glass. SIZE: 2) Rug only: 33″ x 42″. Overall: 38″ x 48″. 3) Sight: 15-1/2″ x 19-1/4″. Overall: 24-3/4″ x 28-3/4″. PROVENANCE: From the personal estate collection of John W. Armiger Jr. CONDITION: 1) Very good to fine overall. Rear panel easily read, though it is white on white. Front panel, from cutting and sewing, letters are missing from text but can still be discerned. Red and green embroidered panel on skirts is very good. Only minor blemishes and reductions. 2) & 3) Some fading, some silk threads loose. 50099-2 JS (1,200-1,800)
GEORGE WASHINGTON MEMORIAL JACQUARD WOVEN PATRIOTIC SHAWL TOGETHER WITH EAGLE HOOKED RUG & EAGLE NEEDLEWORK.
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