Quilt No.510JF - Jean Fidler

Jean Fidler
Owner: 
Jean Fidler
Location: 
TAS Country
Maker
Maker: 
Lidia Maude Gidler
Made in
AUSTRALIA TAS
Date: 
1921 - 1940
Description: 
Part quilt or wall hanging constructed from hexagons in a type of silk. The hexagons are hand sewn and placed in diagonal lines.
1500 x 480mm
History: 

It was made by Lidia Maude Fidler in Burnie Tasmania mother-in-law of the present owner Jean Fidler. Jean came into the family 53 years ago and it was made before that.

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