9th Feb, 2024 10:30 GMT/BST
Costume, Accessories & Textiles
2001
19th Century Patchwork Bed Cover in Log Cabin Pattern, incorporating turkey red floral and striped printed cottons, cream backing to the reverse within a printed trim, 190cm by 190cm
Sold for £150
Estimated at £100 - £200
One edge had been cut and some discolouration, overall wear and fading and a couple of stitch repairs to the trim with slight staining to the reverse
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Auction: Costume, Accessories & Textiles, 9th Feb, 2024
A host of beautiful 18th and 19th century costume and accessories redolent of the English Country House will go under the hammer in the Costume, Accessories and Textiles Sale on 9th February, including a rare set of 19th century men's livery uniforms, a group of parasols which once belonged to Princess Mary, Countess of Harewood and daughter of George V, 18th century silk shoes and dresses, a 1930s lady's motoring outfit and a carved knitting stick inscribed 'Rudding Park', the fine Georgian manor on the outskirts of Harrogate.
Also of note in the sale is a circa 1911 Steiff teddy bear, and a good collection of Lace from a Private Collection, which includes fine examples of Late 19th Century Irish Youghal Needle Lace, Late 19th Century Swiss Whitework Lace, and Early 20th Century Honiton Lace.
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Tuesday 6 February - Wednesday 7 February 10am-4pm, Thursday 8 February 10am-5pm and morning of sale from 7.30am
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