Note 133 — V THE HEIRESS OF GREAT BRITAIN (HERRENHAUSEN, 1701-1714)
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The coverings of the chairs in the presence-chamber at Hanover, as well as those of the altar in the palace chapel there, were embroidered by her hands. She also embroidered a chair-cover for Baroness Kielmannsegg—an attention bearing out the statement as to the relations between that lady and the Electoral family given above. King Frederick I of Prussia mentions his mother-in-law’s beautiful cabinet of china at Herrenhausen.