Quilt No.100QWH - The Queensland Women's Historical Assoc.
Description:
Cotton quilt , octagons of printed floral joined with squares of printed and plain. Yellow floral border. Cotton backing with very intrictae pattern in machine stitching.
2540 x 2490mm
2540 x 2490mm
History:
The quilt was made in England by Miss Mary Trotman of Syston Court near Bristol.
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