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Pair of mittens, crimson velvet and white satin embroidered with silver and silver-gilt thread, said to have been a gift from Elizabeth I to her maid of honour, Margaret Edgcumbe, wife of Sir Edward Denny, about 1600. Pair of crimson velvet and white sati

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Pair of mittens, crimson velvet and white satin embroidered with silver and silver-gilt thread, said to have been a gift from Elizabeth I to her maid of honour, Margaret Edgcumbe, wife of Sir Edward Denny, about 1600. Pair of crimson velvet and white satin mittens, embroidered with silver and silver-gilt thread, coloured silks, beads and spangles (sequins), in long and short and satin stitches, with couched work  Crimson velvet and white satin, embroidered with silver and silver-gilt thread, coloured silks, beads and spangles (sequins).
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Title: Pair of mittens, crimson velvet and white satin embroidered with silver and silver-gilt thread, said to have been a gift from Elizabeth I to her maid of honour, Margaret Edgcumbe, wife of Sir Edward Denny, about 1600. Pair of crimson velvet and white sati
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Pair of mittens, crimson velvet and white satin embroidered with silver and silver-gilt thread, said to have been a gift from Elizabeth I to her maid of honour, Margaret Edgcumbe, wife of Sir Edward Denny, about 1600.
 Pair of crimson velvet and white satin mittens, embroidered with silver and silver-gilt thread, coloured silks, beads and spangles (sequins), in long and short and satin stitches, with couched work  Crimson velvet and white satin, embroidered with silver and silver-gilt thread, coloured silks, beads and spangles (sequins).

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