Artefact
Artefact
Credit Line
gift of Auckland City Council, 1965, collection of Auckland Museum, Tamaki Paenga Hira, 1965.78.267, col.1534, T718, ocm814
Collection
Primary Maker
Place
Date
Circa 1835-Circa 1855
Associated Notes
sampler made by Jane Holloway King (1818-1894)
Jane Holloway King was the third European-Pakeha girl born in New Zealand, and the first to live her entire life here. She was the eldest daughter of Church Missionary Society missionaries John and Hannah King, who arrived in New Zealand with Rev Samuel Marsden in December 1814. Jane was born at Rangihoua, the first Mission Station, in 1818.
Associated Person
Associated Place
Associated Date
1818?
Technique
Period
Signature/marks
Media
Measurement Description
height 17.25 x width 13 inches
height 435 x width 330 mm
Measurement Reading
Subject Category
Classification
Media/Materials Notes
56 threads per inch across, 50 threads per inch down/22 threads per cm across, 20 threads per cm down
stretcher bars
Last Update
12 Apr 2024
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