Antique Glengarry Cap of Bonnet with Beaded Thistle & Rose Motifs: C19th Iroquois, Quebec or Ottawa, Canada watercolour Overall condition is really good

Overall condition is really good considering the age of this item

Genuine tentmaker appliqué panels from this specific 1920s revival era are highly collectible among textile enthusiasts and interior designers

The design features a vibrant

dense embroidery

Antique Glengarry Cap of Bonnet with Beaded Thistle & Rose Motifs: C19th Iroquois, Quebec or Ottawa, Canada watercolour Overall condition is really goodItem Details. A Glengarry cap or bonnet made by the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) ca 1860 80, Quebec or Ontario, Canada. Entirely hand stitched and beaded these caps were made and sold to the numerous Scottish people in the vicinity. Made from Stroud cloth, local to where we have our studio, the cap has intricate glass beading with thistle and rose decoration. The cap or bonnet is fully lined in its original bottle green silk. Measurements: 28cm long 11.