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Celebrate historic Williamsburg with this coordinating set of two framed cross-stitch artworks created from patterns by Ronnie Rowe Designs of Hampton, Virginia. The detailed needlework depicts the Governor’s Palace and Bruton Parish Church, two of Colonial Williamsburg’s best-known architectural landmarks, rendered in muted brick red, slate blue, olive green, and black thread on cream-colored fabric. Individually completed in 1978 and 1980, each piece features Ronnie Rowe’s distinctive stitched “RR” designer monogram and is presented beneath glass in a coordinating wood-tone frame. Good vintage condition with minor wear consistent with age and display.
