Jul 12 2010
Vintage Quilled Lady’s Jewellery Box
In March, 2009, my youngest daughter married a charming Scotsman. Unfortunately, only his parents and a few friends were able to come to the United States for the wedding, so this year, Jen and John took a vacation to Scotland so she could meet the rest of his family and tour the wonderful sites of his homeland.
While there they visited Edinburgh Castle, which served as a prisoner of war camp during the Napoleonic Wars. John, who is quite a history buff, believes that the Frenchman who created this intricate quill work was most likely a sailor in Napoleon’s navy.

























What a marvellous job!!! It´s really and art piece!!!
Thanks a lot for sharing with us.
Have a great week!
Hugs
Regina
What a fabulous piece. I bet that’s one picture that you daughter couldn’t wait to show you when she got back.
Wow, that’s quite an impressive piece and in such nice condition. It looks as if some of the pieces were crimped with a very, very fine crimper.
It’s always fascinating to see these historic pieces. Thanks for sharing!
What a great piece of quilling. I think I could get lost just looking at it. Thanks for sharing this with us.