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Randi Ona
Early American Antiques
973-495-3707
randionaantiques@gmail.com






Sewing Pocket pairs of this age and condition are a rarity. These 19th century pieces are most likely from New England. The pockets are made of roller print cotton chintz fabrics with a linen back. They are all hand sewn. There is an in-period repair to a corner of the back of each pocket.
Ladies’ pockets were tied around the waist and were a primary means of carrying necessities. Patchwork was the ideal expression of the Yankee “waste not, want not” attitude - a practical way to put scraps of fabrics to good use. All original, including the ties. Dimensions: width across bottom 12.5”; width across top 7.5”; height 16.5”.
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