19th Century Embroidery Collection (#3)

Monogram (Z. Z. ), Needlework, 19th Century Embroidery
Monogram (Z.Z.), Needlework, 19th Century Embroidery

Trimming for Opera Cloaks, Needlework, 19th Century Embroidery

Case for Lucifer Matches, NEEDLEWORK, 19th CENTURY EMBROIDERY

Lace Edging, Needlework, 19th Century Embroidery

Bag for Sponges, Needlework, 19th Century Embroidery

Stand For. Reel-Winders and Pincushion, Needlework, 19th Century Embroidery

Serviette of Russian Lawnneedlework, 19th Century Embroidery

Embroidered Needle Bock, Needlework, 19th Century Embroidery

Needlework, 19th Century Embroidery

Needle-Book, Needlework, 19th Century Embroidery

Lace Edging for Underlinen, Needlework, 19th Century Embroidery

Embroidered Lamp-Shade, Needlework, 19th Century Embroidery

Dress Fanneedlework, 19th Century Embroidery

Monogram for Handkerchiefs, T. u. Needlework, 19th Century Embroidery
Monogram for Handkerchiefs, T.u. Needlework, 19th Century Embroidery

For Cartes De Visite, Needlework, 19th Century Embroidery

Crown of Smoking Cap, Needlework, 19th Century Embroidery

Imitation of Real Lace, Needlework, 19th Century Embroidery

Border for Stockings, Needlework, 19th Century Embroidery

Border for Stcckings, Needlework, 19th Century Embroidery

Detail of Feather, Needlework, 19th Century Embroidery

Smoking-Cap, Needlework, 19th Century Embroidery

Border of Smoking-Cap, Needlework, 19th Century Embroidery

Monogram, Needlework, 19th Century Embroidery

Design for Lamp Mats, Needlework, 19th Century Embroidery

Embroidered Penwiper, Needlework, 19th Century Embroidery

Detail of Folio, Book, Needlework, 19th Century Embroidery

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"Captivating Needlework: Exploring the Art of 19th Century Embroidery" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the intricate world of 19th century embroidery. This captivating form of needlework allowed women to express their creativity and showcase their skills through various stunning pieces. One such masterpiece is the Knife-Tray, adorned with delicate needlework that transformed a simple household item into a work of art. The attention to detail and precision displayed in this piece is truly awe-inspiring. Another remarkable creation is the Rosette, showcasing exquisite stitching techniques that bring life to this floral design. Each thread meticulously woven together to create a symphony of colors and textures. Moving on, we discover an Initial for Handkerchiefs (N. ), where personalization meets craftsmanship. These monograms were carefully embroidered onto handkerchiefs, adding a touch of elegance and sophistication to everyday accessories. The Design for Darning on Net demonstrates not only the practicality but also the artistic flair present in 19th century embroidery. Even mending garments was turned into an opportunity for creativity as intricate patterns were delicately woven onto net fabric. Embroidered Edging served as both decoration and reinforcement for linens during this era. Delicate lace-like designs adorned tablecloths, napkins, and beddings, elevating them from mere functional items to cherished heirlooms passed down through generations. Lace for Washing Materials showcases how even mundane objects could be elevated by skillful hands wielding needles and threads. Delicate lace trims added beauty to otherwise ordinary washing materials like towels or cloths used during daily chores. Monogramming continued its reign in 19th century embroidery with Monograms for Handkerchiefs and Underlinen alike. These personalized initials became symbols of status and refinement, adorning cherished possessions with pride. Lastly, we encounter another Monogram for Handkerchiefs (S. L. ), highlighting the diversity of styles and designs that emerged during this era.