Summary

Tapestry bag made by Mrs Violet May Wilson of Beaconsfield in 1932 and exhibited by her in Agricultural Shows in country towns and cities throughout Australia.

Competing in the handcrafts sections of such shows was Mrs Wilson's hobby. Her daughter remembers her packing her work for despatch to a show, and the delight when it was returned with a prize-winning certificate.

Physical Description

Tapestry bag. Convolvulus flowers and leaves design on fawn background. Held on silver frame, one side of which is decorated with dimontes, the other embossed with a leaf design. A silver chain is attatched to the frame. Inside is a lining of fawn silky material with muffle around the top, and two tiny pockets with elasitcized ruffle frills.

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