Lovely 19th Century Bargello Needlework Sewing Pouch with Needlebook and Pin Cushion

I believe this sewing pouch is Victorian, but certainly nods to earlier flame stitched versions. (I believe the zig zag needlework pattern would properly be referred to as "bargello," defined by flat stitches made with multiple laid in a mathematical, typically zig-zag pattern; the name originated from a series of chairs found in the Bargello palace in Florence with a "flame stitch" pattern.) The interior is lined with green silk and features a needlebook with wool "pages," each decoratively embroidered, as well as a rectangular brown silk pin cushion with pockets to either side. Very lovingly constructed, with ochre ties attached to the top flap point, ending in tassels.

4" x 2 7/8" closed; 9" long fully open. Some edge wear to the exterior and a few small holes to the needlebook pages, minor--overall very good antique condition.