$15.00
A pretty whitework trim yardage removed from a garment. It is an overall embroidered pattern in a slightly larger scale. (see last photo). The circular seamed yardage is 3 yards in length x 4″ wide.
As it has been used you will find some damage. I noticed some uneven cutting along one edge but all motif are intact. Also two smaller holes at one side edge and a couple darks spot, which may not clean.
Dates from the early 1900’s.
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