A colorful ink blotter advertising Tip Top Bread.  Unused the blotter features clowns, a loaf of Ward’s bread and a calendar for September 1943 through February 1944. 2 available. Find out more about this product HERE Sign up HERE for... Read More

Old & New Designs Crocheted Centerpieces Lunch Sets And Alphabets, Book No.15 by Sophia T. LaCroix.  The instruction book, published by the St. Louis Fancy Work Co., St. Louis, Missouri,  features cloth table ware,  alphabet and numbers. Book contains... Read More

A late Victorian or Edwardian long Christening gown for a baby. Made of  pique fabric and whitework embroidered trimming.  The fabric, itself, is a small scale vertical stripe pattern, a white on white design.  The bodice of the gown... Read More

A pair of hand embroidery turkey redwork lay over pillow shams or toppers.  Dating from the later Victorian era, the shams feature clusters of grapes and leaves in each of corner of the sham.  To further accent the shams,... Read More

Now, here’s a pretty little doll sweater. A cute long coat styling made in an attractive knitted pattern. Dating from the 1930’s, the cream wool sweater features embroidered rosettes at the front neck line.  The sweet flowers are made... Read More

A nice example of a completely home sewn bed sheet from the late Victorian Edwardian era. Made of a high quality cotton fabric, it is treadle machine stitched with a wide hem and mitered corners for the head of... Read More

To fall in love ~ a lovely romantic chenille bedspread from the vintage years of the 1950’s.  This pretty lollipop styled flowers, in soft spring color pastels of blue, pink, and white, clustered with green leaves, spells charming.  So... Read More

Even simple necessary items were presented in a charming way, such as this box of hairpins.  Dating from the early 1900’s, the pansy covered box opens to reveal hairpins  for milady’s hair.  This cute little vanity / dresser offering... Read More