$15.00
A nice old lace trim from the early part of the 1900’s. A darn net machine lace in an off white color. If laundered it would be white. It is insertion yardage which measure 5-1/2 yards long x 1/2″ in width.
Unused with a few oxidation spots here and there. There are five spots (see photo of the type). These would launder. If you are sewing or crafting for a primitive farmhouse look though, the age spots would give an authenticity to your project.
A very nice unused vintage black lace insertion trim from the early 1900’s, 1920’s. Lovely for dressmaking sewing or crafting, such as journals etc. The yardage is 9 yard 25″ long x 3/4″ wide. Condition is unused, however, as with … Read More
Early 1900’s unused insertion lace yardage. A pretty cotton lace, in an off white color, suitable for many types of sewing projects including children and adult clothing. Even for doll costuming. The lace is 6-1/2 yards long x 3/4″ wide. … Read More
Vintage 1920’s to 1940’s old stock rayon ribbon in a cherry red color. It is a very fine faille weave with a slight raised stripe pattern. Suitable for costuming, millinery or other sewing craft projects. I had it off the … Read More
An impressive metallic braid trim in an open weave pattern, dating from the later Edwardian to the roaring 20’s. For inspiration, the trim could be used for Renaissance or Gatsby costuming, millinery hat work or sewing and crafts. Center of … Read More
Early 1900’s Edwardian wide lace trim in an airy pattern. The piece is 22″ in length, side to side and is 10″ wide from top to bottom. The lace is a medium size pattern. Pointed scallop bottom edge It has … Read More
Two hand crochet corner trim embellishments never used dating from the early 1900’s. The shape and style of this pair appear they may have been made for a pillowcase with a fold lap. I have seen many such pair of … Read More
Oh so pretty, a 1900’s, Edwardian hand styled flat trim embellishment for costuming, dressmaking, millinery or even to accent a sash or belt. Purely from imagination, the straight braid was manipulated to fashion the loops and curlicues into an artistic … Read More
Dating this trim from the 1920’s to about the 1940’s. Another old trim in a black rayon, in a pleasing design of a pleat and flute application . This attractive style is 2 yards 33″ in length x 3/4″ wide. … Read More