Textiles
Sanquhar Knitting
Glove in the Midge & Flea pattern, "Isa Steel" at wrist
- Period:
-
20th Century
- Description:
- Example of a Sanquhar pattern glove in black and white wool to illustrate the "Midge & Flea" design. This is probably one of the oldest patterns, and most closely resembles other traditional knitting of the 18th century. Its name is self-explanatory, although opinions vary on the identity of the second insect! The glove has the name "Isa Steel" knitted into the wristband.
- Place of Production:
- Sanquhar
- Materials/Media:
- wool
- Dimensions:
- length 255mm, width 90mm
- Source:
- Sanquhar Tolbooth Museum
- Accession Number:
- SQRTM:0207.8
- Digital Number:
- SQTX004a, SQTX004b
- Copyright:
- Dumfries & Galloway Council
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