Kussensloop van wit katoen met twee knoopsgaten c. 1888 - 1894

This simple white cotton pillowcase, created by the artist G. Glas around 1888-1894, exemplifies the everyday objects that were considered valuable in the late 19th century. Its plain white surface and two buttonholes speak to the functional aesthetic of the time, while its delicate stitching showcases the craftsmanship of the period. The pillowcase, measuring 20.5 cm in length and 27.5 cm in width, is a testament to the artistry that could be found in seemingly ordinary objects.