Quilt No.662SHM - Samford District Historical Museum Soc. Inc

Samford District Historical Museum Soc. Inc
Owner: 
Samford District Historical Museum Soc. Inc
Location: 
QLD Brisbane
Maker
Maker: 
Annette Marks
Made in
AUSTRALIA QLD
Date: 
1901 - 1920
Description: 
Remnant piece of a patchwork quilt made from 50mm squares of cotton materials with larger pieces making the border. The material is thought to be lawn or handkerchief linen. It is hand sewn in a variety of stitches.
600 x 600mm
History: 

The quilt, of which this is a remnant, is thought to have ben made in Brisbane by Annette Marks c.1905. Annette was the elder sister of Dr. C.F. Marks MD M.L.C. (M.L.C. 1888-1922). It was donated to the Samford District Historical Museum Society Inc. by Dr. Elizabeth N. Marks.

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