Early American Needlework Picture By Miss Sackett Of Vermont Aged 6 Years 1794 Period Frame Sometimes cited as the smallest

Sometimes cited as the smallest person in recorded history

possibly Falstaff

Carlisle House was a large mansion on the east side of Soho Square

An interesting satire on the representation of women in the House of Commons

Early American Needlework Picture By Miss Sackett Of Vermont Aged 6 Years 1794 Period Frame Sometimes cited as the smallestAbsolutely charming Late 18th. Century Needlework Picture of a Red Squirrel eating Hazelnut by Miss Sackett aged 6 years. Worked in silk and cotton threads on woollen fabric background in original pressed metal frame. Faint ink inscriptions to backing board (Nellie **nall Horstall Farm to be taken back England 1836. Worked in 1794). 21cms diameter overall. Some age related discoloration and past insect damage. Eunice Sackett daughter of William