Mary Ann Earle, Ludlow Castle, Marvelous Large Georgian Needlework on Silk in Original Reverse Glass Painted Frame us embossing company It is shallow enough to

It is shallow enough to make it perfect for displaying a selection of favorite rocks

with the pin nice and tight

You know I love a punch paper embroidery

holding up a brush in one hand and flag-like page in the other

with some wear to the paint and scratches as there should be--perfect

Mary Ann Earle, Ludlow Castle, Marvelous Large Georgian Needlework on Silk in Original Reverse Glass Painted Frame us embossing company It is shallow enough toMy favorite find of the week, and among my favorites ever, found in southern Maine but painstakingly created in Shropshire, England, c. 1820s. I occasionally come across fine early 19th century British embroideries on painted silk in this manner (and some less fine Victorian ones that are wrongly described as Georgian) but this one feels like it was expressly made to arrive in my hands 200 years after its creation; for me its all about her, and I