An old time sewing notion from the early 1900’s, The Warren’s Bloomer Elastic, on the original spool could be a fun decorator item. The spool advertising wash it! boil it! is guaranteed. However, no guarantee today the elastic still has … Read More
A beautifully preserved lot of 18 original mid-century glass bead tubes, dating to the 1940s–1950s and including a labeled example from Dorothy Flicek Industries of Chicago. Still housed in their original cork-stoppered glass tubes, these beads offer wonderful color, variety, … Read More
A fabulous piece of unused French black beadwork incorporated with black thread embroidery on tulle. Dating from the late Victorian – Titanic era, the pretty design would be suitable for costuming or other project of your choice. The yardage is … Read More
1920’s 1930’s vintage brown rayon ribbon on the original spool. Remaining yardage on the spool is 5 yards long x 3/8″ wide. One yard has been cut and does have a tiny bit of damage to the one end. This … Read More
1920’s 1930’s vintage brown rayon ribbon on the original spool. Remaining yardage on the spool is 5 yards long x 3/8″ wide. One yard has been cut and does have a tiny bit of damage to the one end. This … Read More
A charming set of 8 Victorian-era carnival glass buttons, each featuring a beautifully detailed country cottage nestled among trees. These shank-back buttons measure 7/8″ in diameter and display a wonderful play of light and subtle iridescence, characteristic of early carnival … Read More
For a sewing, craft or home decoration inspiration. Dates from the early part of the 1900’s. A lovely hand made Irish crochet square. Perhaps a doily mat or for another project, this piece is finished and in very nice clean … Read More
A lot of vintage trim beaded embellishment on tulle net. All pieces are short in length and dainty in looks. Suitable for doll costuming or other sewing which would require a dainty trim. Useful for slow sewing or journal / … Read More
Are you interested in research of vintage sewing notions? The label of this old bias seam binding is dated 1922. Still in the original wrapper of cellophane, the graphic label is Cream Of The Mill. Possibly a Corticelli brand name, … Read More
A nice length of veiling for hat making or restoration . The black silk veiling dates from the 1920’s, perhaps a bit earlier or maybe even somewhat later. (1930’s – 1940’s) The yardage length is 5 yards long x 18″ … Read More