A Charming George III Needlework Map Sampler c.1790 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles and that in the 1840s

and that in the 1840s

Revelry was once more in fashion and the public's taste was all for amusement and novelty

5 yard’ and ‘Union Jack’ can be seen on the hem

For much of the medieval period stained glass windows were the major pictorial art form

and the owner seemed to believe the sculpture once stood on a wooden base

A Charming George III Needlework Map Sampler c.1790 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles and that in the 1840sOrigin: English Period: Late Eighteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1790 In Frame: 25 X 20. 5 inches The George III period needlework map sampler crafted in three colours depicting England, Ireland, Wales and parts of Scotland with simulated map border, worked by Louisa Dawson and dated 1790, glazed and presented in an ebonised and gilded frame. The forest green, fuchsia pink and inky blue threads in the picture are fully in tact with no