19TH CENTURY TRANSFER DECORATED POTTERY DARNING EGG IN BLACK WITH HORSE MOTIF [1830] LIMITEDEDITIONGIFTS a lineage rooted in continuation

a lineage rooted in continuation through practice

Finished with rib trims

Cotton slub sock in red mid weight yarn

Rib vest in a slim-fitting mid grey melange jersey

with a magnet in the front panel and an internal zip pocket

19TH CENTURY TRANSFER DECORATED POTTERY DARNING EGG IN BLACK WITH HORSE MOTIF [1830] LIMITEDEDITIONGIFTS a lineage rooted in continuationA 19th Century pottery darning egg. A rare antique darning egg, crafted in a style popularised by the Whitehaven Pottery in Cumbria, England. Decorated with a monochrome transfer print, one side depicting a horse amongst rushes in field; the other side depicts a hunting dog against a mountainous backdrop. These rare eggs were used to help mend socks and stockings, providing a firm surface to stretch fabric over. A decorative piece, grounded in