One of a number of samplers (see 1206, 1207, 1208) embroidered by the donor's aunt, Miss Elizabeth Lewis while studying at the Royal School of Needlework. She taught and judged embroidery all over England.This is a typical Royal School of Needlework Jacobean Crewel Sampler showing different stitches and techniques in shades of pink, gold, yellow, green and blue/green crewel wool on linen twill.embroidery, samplers, 1940-60, england, crewel work

Weldon's Magazine of period needlework with the pattern used by Eglantine Gill to stitch the "Tree of Life" (E1843A) in 1936.Magazine with the Jacobean Tree of Life embroidered panel (1843A) on cover and its patterntree of life, crewel, jacobean, embroidery pattern

Mrs. Eglantine Gill was a member of the British Embroiderers Guild. The fire screen was made as a wedding gift to the donor's parents in 1936. Jacobean design "Tree of Life" embroidered fire screen worked in silks. Design from Weldon's Period Needlework-Art Series 5 1936.jacobean, crewel embroidery

Mrs Gill was a member of the British Embroiderers Guild.Weldon's Period Needlework-Art Series 5 1936. Contains Jacobean design "Tree of Life" for embroidered fire screen.pattern, crewel, jacobean

Made in UK by Eglantine Gill as a wedding gift for donor's parents in 1936. Eglantine was a member of the UK Embroiderers GuildEmbroidered panel from a screen. Depicts a Jacobean style tree of life design in crewel embroidery. Worked in silk (or rayon) thread.tree of life, crewel, jacobean

Designed and worked by Miss G.E. LawtonMat in natural linen with all over scrolled Jacobean design of flowers and leaves; in counted and surface stitches. Embroidered in black and soft greys.embroidery, surface stitchery, mats, australia, 1960-80, flowers, pomegranate, jacobean

Smooth and glossy ceramic oval shaped shallow bowl with three legs. Dark blue base colour with floral design in blue, purple, yellow and green.Maker's mark on bottom of bowl reads" Royal Stanley Ware C & Co, 835, England, Jacobean.ceramics, terracotta, royal stanley ware, england, ceramic

From the collection of Bette Jones.Tea Cosy, wool embroidery Jacobean design in pinks and greens on beige background.manchester, table linen

Exhibited at Georges 1966 exhibition and bought by Guild members. Designed and worked by Miss Joan Lander at the Royal School of Needlework, London.Sampler showing stitches and fillings used in Jacobean crewel embroidery in a variety of colours.embroidery, crewel work, england, 1960-80

Possibly Jacobean embroidery.Beige twill linen with a continuous design of flowers worked in coloured crewel wools. Mostly fine chain stitch used but some flower heads are in buttonhole stitch. Backed with a cream cotton material for protection.embroidery, fragment, crewel, 18th century

Brown painted two door cupboard on four legs. It has Jacobean style legs and the top has a scrolled edge effect.

To be used in conjunction with E0332Jacobean type design in crewel wools, in golds, greens, blues, mauves, red and grey. Stitches are long and short, chain, stem, braid, fillings and knots.embroidery, crewel, panels, 1960-80, australia

Three pieces of crewel embroidery. Linen twill, fawn (natural) worked with worsted wool in dominantly blue, green and brown. Typical Jacobean design and variety of stitches. Presumably 17th century.embroidery, crewel embroidery, fragments, 17th century, england

Three pieces of crewel embroidery. Linen twill, fawn (natural) worked with worsted wool in dominantly blue, green and brown. Typical Jacobean design and variety of stitches. Presumably 17th century.embroidery, crewel embroidery, fragments, 17th century, england

Three pieces of crewel embroidery. Linen twill, fawn (natural) worked with worsted wool in dominantly blue, green and brown. Typical Jacobean design and variety of stitches. Presumably 17th century.embroidery, crewel embroidery, fragments, 17th century, england

To be used in conjunction with E0331Jacobean embroidery showing method and thickness of threads which can influence crewel wool work. On twill linen using one strand only of wool in this example. Sage green and pink toning are used. Mounted on a turquoise velvet panel.embroidery, panel, 1960-80, australia, crewel work

From the estate of Jenny Lang, 11 Pearcedale Grove, NunawadingHandmade from manufactured, embroidered braid. Braid is Jacobean style in browns, cream, orange shades. Braid manufactured in India. Cotton stitching design on beige cotton base. Glass and pearl beads on flower centres. Metal frame and chain handle, lined in cream satin.costume accessories, female

Possibly made from a larger bed hanging. Fine white linen, embroidered in the Jacobean style with linen thread in pink and white, and outlined in a fine gilt, now tarnished. Main area has 34 floral motifs. There is a 230 mm band in a pattern of scrolling flowers and pomegranates.1704 E.A.C.K. (cross stitch)embroidery, pillow cases, 18th century, england

Late Victorian insert for a tray. The centre has a Jacobean style design in beads with a background of half cross stitch which is badly worn and a faded red. Beads are green, blue, gold, pink and black. The ends are of brown velvet and the whole has a beaded rounded edge. Some attempts at repqirs have been made.embroidery, beading, tray cloths, tray insert, victorian

GARFIELD ž Kilmartin Road, Cooma.|John Thomas Dougherty, an American, came to the Tatura area in 1874. He married Emily Whitnell from Whroo in 1883 and they had nine children.|He started building Garfield in 1886 and it was not completed until 1897. The building was named after President Garfield of America.|The building still contains the original Ericson wall telephone with its tag inside dated 1906. The house contains many features such as Jacobean over mantel and fire surround in the dining room, stained glass, a push button bell, and a stair well leading to an underground living area used in the summer for coolness. A new glass stair well was installed in the 1980®s to allow more light into the area. J.T. Dougherty died 1936.Photos and foolscap sized documents in a black A 4 size folder.documents, agreements

Paper program ; good conditionthe maid's tragedy, athenaeum theatre, program, melbourne theatre company, francis beaumont, john fletcher, jacobean drama

Masques and Entertainments Author: Ben Jonson Publisher: George Routledge & Sons Date: 1890fictionMasques and Entertainments by Ben Jonson (edited by Henry Morley and published by George Routledge & Sons in 1890) is a compilation of the dramatic courtly performances written by the legendary Renaissance playwright and poet Ben Jonson. Issued as Volume IX of the popular "Carisbrooke Library" series, this specific late-Victorian edition gathered works that Jonson originally wrote in the early 17th century (between 1603 and 1630) for the courts of King James I and King Charles I.flagstaff hil, warrnambool, flagstaff hill maritime museum, maritime museum, shipwreck coast, flagstaff hill maritime village, great ocean road, book, pattison collection, warrnambool library, warrnambool mechanics’ institute, ralph eric pattison, corangamite regional library service, warrnambool city librarian, mechanics’ institute library, victorian library board, warrnambool books and records, warrnambool children’s library, masques and entertainments, ben jonson