Handkerchief with embroidered weapons by Bosch Reitz and Teding van Berkhout, Anonymous, 1859 Natural Batist handkerchief with woven stripes and a motif in embroidery: whitework. The embroidered motive concerns the alliance weapons of Bosch Reitz and Teding van Berkhout. Embroidery technology: satin stitch, steel stitch, stitch stitch, sandstick, and shade flan stitch. Weapons: The weapons are leaning diagonally against each other and are crowned jointly by a helmet sign with Blaker, which is flanked by Acanthus leaves. On the coat of arms of Bosch Reitz there are two stars above a French lily

Handkerchief with embroidered weapons by Bosch Reitz and Teding van Berkhout, Anonymous, 1859 Natural Batist handkerchief with woven stripes and a motif in embroidery: whitework. The embroidered motive concerns the alliance weapons of Bosch Reitz and Teding van Berkhout. Embroidery technology: satin stitch, steel stitch, stitch stitch, sandstick, and shade flan stitch. Weapons: The weapons are leaning diagonally against each other and are crowned jointly by a helmet sign with Blaker, which is flanked by Acanthus leaves. On the coat of arms of Bosch Reitz there are two stars above a French lily. On the weapon of Teding van Berkhout are kepers and a swan. Netherlands (possibly) linen (material) embroidering Natural Batist handkerchief with woven stripes and a motif in embroidery: whitework. The embroidered motive concerns the alliance weapons of Bosch Reitz and Teding van Berkhout. Embroidery technology: satin stitch, steel stitch, stitch stitch, sandstick, and shade flan stitch. Weapons: The weapons are leaning diagonally against each other and are crowned jointly by a helmet sign with Blaker, which is flanked by Acanthus leaves. On the coat of arms of Bosch Reitz there are two stars above a French lily. On the weapon of Teding van Berkhout are kepers and a swan. Netherlands (possibly) linen (material) embroidering

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