VINTAGE LOVELY FRAMED FLORAL BOUQUET NEEDLEPOINT

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VINTAGE LOVELY HAND DONE FRAMED FLORAL BOUQUET NEEDLEPOINT This skillfully hand embroidered 1940's or so needlework was done by an accomplished needle woman. A canvas was used as a foundation, and the stitches are worked with wool thread. The foundation was usually held taut in a frame as the stitches were worked in at 11 stitches per inch. The condition is excellent with no fading, no stains, and the colors are vibrant. MEASUREMENTS: The finished needlework on canvas measures 22-3/4" x 17-3/4". The gold frame is 1-1/2" wide. This pristine needlepoint is ready for any project. I have listed and will be listing many similar needlepoint pieces from this wonderful estate. I also have a nice inventory of similar needlepoint in the NEEDLEPOINT section of MY EBAY STORE. NEEDLEPOINT AND EMBROIDERIES TERMS...... Please resolve any questions via email before bidding and be absolutely sure that you want this beauty before bidding...I do not want to be shipping it back and forth. Paypal accepted Payment must be received within 3 business days of auction close. New York state residence add 8% sales tax or furnish exempt number. You can be assured that all transactions with me will meet your satisfaction -- guaranteed. Thank you for your interest about this item.

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