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Lady Hespeler's grandmother was an artist, who played around in various styles at different times. There is quite a bit of her work floating around the family.

Recently one of the aunts began a project to document what everyone had, and I began taking, and sending pictures of the six or so works we have. There was some problems with the mail delivery (probably a combination of large files, a dial up connection and the PEI weather last week) and we began e-mailing over these issues. In one of those e-mails the aunt mentioned a sewing chest:

An that reminds me, Dad used Mother's oil paintings for drawer
bottoms in a sewing chest, missed those.

Oil painting in the bottom of a sewing chest? A couple of years ago when the grandmothers possessions where moving around the family, a chest stopped at us. It looked like a chest that musicians use called a manuscript chest or manuscript cabinet. Lady Hespeler wanted to throw it out, I said I'd take it. I could find it useful in my office/music room and it was too nice to throw out.

Could this be the sewing chest? I opened the top drawer, pulled off the brown paper that had covered the bottom of the drawer all this while, and Voila! A painting.