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Bright multi-coloured quilt made of cotton, rayon, silk, polyester, crimplene and viyella. It is machine pieced and hand tied with a design featuring small squares of strip pieces surrounded by two borders.
Ray Marshall was a Canadian who came to England through th Canadian Army Medical Corps in the Second World War. Whilst in England he took up a pottery evening class and ended up staying the rest of his life as a sucessful Potter and business owner. He took up quilting later in life when ceramics became too heavy and difficult for him to make.
178cm x 220cm
The Quilters' Guild Collection is held by The Quilters’ Guild of the British Isles.
Registered charity no 1067361 Company limited by guarantee registration no 34476331 Charity in Scotland no. SC043174.
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