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Mary Wright
Possibly Sarah Osborn's School
ca. 1754

Designer Candace Wheeler
Associated Artists
Manufacturer Ground fabric by Cheney Brothers
1883–87

Embroidered by Julia Ann Fitch
1807

James X. Smith
United Society of Believers in Christ’s Second Appearing (“Shakers”)
1843

Unrecorded artist, embroidered at Elizabeth Folwell's School
Designer Samuel Folwell
ca. 1800

Evelina Hull
ca. 1812

Attributed to Amy Harris Bowler
Miss Mary Balch's Boarding and Day School
ca. 1800

American
ca. 1800

Lucy Coit Huntington
1810

Agnes Yeakle
1811

Mary Ann Stauffer
1830

American
1730–60

American
ca. 1836

Hannah Jane Robinson
1819

United Society of Believers in Christ’s Second Appearing (“Shakers”)
ca. 1842

Narcissa Sewall
1806

Herter Brothers
1867–69
Designer Ini Archibong
Manufacturer Sé Collections
2019–21
Design House Marchesa
Designer Georgina Chapman
Designer Keren Craig
fall/winter 2012-13, edition 2026
Hannah Pharo
ca. 1827

Attributed to Peter Glass
1865–75

American
1880–81

American
1880–81

Designer Stephen Dweck
1984

19th century
![Lace, [no medium available], American](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ci/web-additional/CI40.93.22.jpg)
American
ca. 1880
![Lace, [no medium available], American](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ci/web-additional/CI40.93.23.jpg)
American
ca. 1880
![Lace, [no medium available], American](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ci/web-additional/C.I.45.44.2_F.jpg)
American
1882

American
1928

Maria Lalor
1793

American
ca. 1765

American
ca. 1760

American
ca. 1878

American
ca. 1770

American
ca. 1770

M. B.
1809

N. L.
1796

American
ca. 1862

American
ca. 1860

American
ca. 1700

Ann Moore
Sophia Moore
Harriett Hicks
1808–12

Zeruah H. Guernsey Caswell
1832–35
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