$25.00
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. Suitable for many sewing applications. Especially dresses, other clothing or even millinery. Still, don’t overlook using this accent trim for a unique decorating sewing project, too.
It is unused. Except the first couple inches which has some damage from the passage of time.
2 Yards lace edging trim from the early 1900’s. The lace is white cotton with a slightly heavier look. The width is 1/2″ wide. Suitable for doll dressmaking or other sewing crafts. Would be suitable for journals and scrapbooking, too. … Read More
This exquisite antique trim is entirely hand-crocheted in the intricate wheel or spider wheel pattern often associated with Irish Crochet lace of the late 19th to early 20th century. Each tiny round motif was worked separately, then joined with remarkable … 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
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
A dramatic antique black silk velvet dress sash, richly adorned with hand-applied beading and netted embellishment, once worn at the back of a Victorian or early Edwardian gown—an evocative survivor of late 19th to early 20th century dress. Condition As … Read More
A beautiful old piece of unused ribbon from the late Victorian or Edwardian era. The yardage is 1 yard 19″ long x 5-1/4″ wide. It is a taffeta…maybe a silk or a rayon silk. Pink roses on a creamy beige … Read More
12 skeins of Hemingway Texto Rope artificial silk embroidery floss thread from the early 1900’s. Each of the skeins measure 4-1/2 yards in length and are grouped together in one bundle. The only indication as to color is the #2078. … Read More