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 : Queen Charlotte's fringe loom, 1790


Queen Charlotte's fringe loom, 1790

Fringe making machine or fringe loom belonging to Queen Charlotte (1744-1818). The loom is housed within a mahogany box with a brass handle and metal key. A white jewelled fringe is still attached to the loom and comb. There are sixteen bobbins with thread and a brass bobbin winder on a separate base

Picture No
11099667
Media ID
46699620
Size
4128px x 3744px (1.9MB)
Credit
© Historic Royal Palaces / Mary Evans Picture Library
Date
1790

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1744 1818 1744-1818 1790 Belonging Bobbin Bobbins Comb Fringe Housed Jewelled Loom Mahogany Separate Sixteen Thread Winder


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