Thank you for this intimate glimpse into the life of Morris's friend, Emery Walker. Morris's genius is everywhere in this beautiful Arts and Crafts dwelling. I thoroughly enjoyed the views.
Agree about the presenter who added such a lot to the whole presentation with her excellent, informative and clear way of making the video so enjoyable. Thank you
How wonderful this video is to watch. I love the Arts and Craft Movement especially William Morris and Co. I also admire the work his daughter May did especially with her embroidery. That amazing hand embroidered bed spread done by May Morris for Emery Walkers daughter is to die for! ❤🤗🇨🇦
Clearly a fascinating place and a well-preserved (or restored) interior of a place central to one of the great movements in the decorative arts. I look forward to visiting it!
The fine bedspread would have been prized by Queen Elizabeth I if it were in her possession at the time she reign in England. The work was extremely fine and detailed by a skilled textile artist.
Beautiful. I have recently acquired a small piece of wonderful embroidery just like that bedspread. Only the Lowe’s and lines are much smaller. It is embroidered wool and has the tiniest hand stitched seam down one side. How could I get it appraised? Anyone know?
If you are still looking for a way to get it appraised, perhaps you could make an appointment with a curator of any one of the museums associated with the Arts & Crafts movement, or make an appointment with a reputable dealer or appraiser in that subject. Sometimes museums host appraisal fairs where you bring your item for a relatively low price. Good luck!
Hello, Carol. There is a way to edit your original comment. Tap on the original comment, and then the “3 stacked dots.” The option to edit will be shown, and you can insert your cursor into the comment where you wish and make changes. Hope this is helpful. 🙂
@@lynnharrell9598 If I didn’t thank you before I do now . I have had cause to use that twice in two days. Such a clever little trick. My iPad came without directions. I am somewhat housebound in the country so isolated too. When I rang the store to ask for directions, they said they were all in the ipad !. First I had to learn how to open it. 😂 That was some years back and am still learning ! I know enough to enjoy what I like to watch. So thank you again , Coral 🥰
@@carolking6355, you are very welcome, and I am happy to help. I really enjoy my iPad. When you have a moment , you can type in on the UA-cam search bar, “How to use an iPad,” and there are many videos on introduction to iPad and iPad basics that you should find helpful. 🤗
@@lynnharrell9598 That’s amazing. To go all this time floundering my way along. Obviously the place I bought it was either unequiped to be selling it or only interested in getting paid. I live in the country so it was done by phone and post. You are a real gem.🥰
Thank you for this intimate glimpse into the life of Morris's friend, Emery Walker. Morris's genius is everywhere in this beautiful Arts and Crafts dwelling. I thoroughly enjoyed the views.
Agree about the presenter who added such a lot to the whole presentation with her excellent, informative and clear way of making the video so enjoyable. Thank you
I am awed by the embroidered bedcover by Mae Morris. Thank you for offering this video on UA-cam; so appreciate the information here.
So so interesting, thank you
How wonderful this video is to watch. I love the Arts and Craft Movement especially William Morris and Co. I also admire the work his daughter May did especially with her embroidery. That amazing hand embroidered bed spread done by May Morris for Emery Walkers daughter is to die for! ❤🤗🇨🇦
Love this! Please do more on Chiswick and Hammersmith Heritage. Loved the presenter too- Very clear and lovely storyteller.
Thank you! Yes we plan to do more. These are the kind of videos I love making
Love hearing about people who made a difference and may be forgotten outside of the UK. Thank you so much.
Clearly a fascinating place and a well-preserved (or restored) interior of a place central to one of the great movements in the decorative arts. I look forward to visiting it!
beautiful, i love the style of Arts & Crafts 👍😍
Wonderful! Thank you.
That bed cover 😍😍😍😍🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Timeless natural beauty .
Thank you ❤
Beautiful! Thank you
Thank you.
Nice, thank you
Cheers!
Lovely
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Omg how adorable, .ove it wish i could time travel id totally go back to 1895 the year my house was built. Thank you.
Good choice of music. It is just a bit too loud.
The fine bedspread would have been prized by Queen Elizabeth I if it were in her possession at the time she reign in England. The work was extremely fine and detailed by a skilled textile artist.
❤
Interesting.
Beautiful. I have recently acquired a small piece of wonderful embroidery just like that bedspread. Only the Lowe’s and lines are much smaller. It is embroidered wool and has the tiniest hand stitched seam down one side. How could I get it appraised? Anyone know?
If you are still looking for a way to get it appraised, perhaps you could make an appointment with a curator of any one of the museums associated with the Arts & Crafts movement, or make an appointment with a reputable dealer or appraiser in that subject. Sometimes museums host appraisal fairs where you bring your item for a relatively low price. Good luck!
Why cover up that beautiful embroidery coverlet on the bed. Oh my goodness, that was gorgeous
To protect it from the light. Wouldn't want those beautiful colours to fade and get dusty, would we!
My comment below should have said flowers.
Hello, Carol. There is a way to edit your original comment. Tap on the original comment, and then the “3 stacked dots.” The option to edit will be shown, and you can insert your cursor into the comment where you wish and make changes. Hope this is helpful. 🙂
@@lynnharrell9598 Thank you so very much. 🥰
@@lynnharrell9598 If I didn’t thank you before I do now . I have had cause to use that twice in two days. Such a clever little trick. My iPad came without directions. I am somewhat housebound in the country so isolated too. When I rang the store to ask for directions, they said they were all in the ipad !. First I had to learn how to open it. 😂 That was some years back and am still learning ! I know enough to enjoy what I like to watch. So thank you again , Coral 🥰
@@carolking6355, you are very welcome, and I am happy to help. I really enjoy my iPad. When you have a moment , you can type in on the UA-cam search bar, “How to use an iPad,” and there are many videos on introduction to iPad and iPad basics that you should find helpful. 🤗
@@lynnharrell9598 That’s amazing. To go all this time floundering my way along. Obviously the place I bought it was either unequiped to be selling it or only interested in getting paid. I live in the country so it was done by phone and post. You are a real gem.🥰
It becomes a ridiculous pretentious situation though to have wallpaper specialists... Wallpaper is no more functional than a painting.
What a dreary world you must live in. Let's go hang out in a Quaker meeting house, or how 'bout some Stalin apartment buildings?