- Maker
- Corbett, Mary (age 10)
- Date made
- 1832
- Origin
- MA (?) US
- Stitches
- Cross, Satin, Stem,
- In Bolton & Co.
- No
- Foundation Cloth
- Linen
- Embroidery Thread
- Silk
- Predominent Motif
- 3 alphabets: uppercase script missing the J. At the bottom L a willow tree, a small flower and tree on both sides of the trunk at the bottom and with a bird sitting on a branch, leans over a tomb with two urns on top. On the right side three motifs. Reversing arcaded strawberry border up both sides and across the top.
- Inscription
- (In a cartouche on the R): Wrought / by / Mary Corbett / AG 10 years / AD 1832 // (On the tomb stone: In memo / ry of / A A C / AE 19 Mo's / (On the R): This lovely bud so young and fair / Called hence by early doom, / Just came to show how sweet a flower / In paradise would bloom. //
- Length Without Frame
- 16"
- Length With Frame
- 20.5"
- Width Without Frame
- 17"
- Wdith With Frame
- 22"
- Historical Owner
- #08.1.1
- Owner
- Pittock Mansion Society, Portland, OR
- Owner Private
- Pittock Mansion Society