Six beautiful tassels from the Edwardian to 1920’s era. All old stock, still on the wire ring with hang tag. Origin is not indicated but more than likely France. Made of fine silk, or silk rayon thread, in assorted jewel-tone … Read More
A precious long baby night gown, from the 1920’s, made of a cream silk woolen fabric, which is a delight to touch. The home sewn gown is finely and expertly made, even though simple in construction. The gown is completely … Read More
Decorating a baby’s room? Why not add a touch of vintage? Surely these little stocking garters on the original card would be a delight. Dating about 1920’s, the sweet card is as cute as the garters. The card features a … Read More
Vintage 1930 1940 set of linen luncheon napkins with cutwork embroidery of flower basket , in a blue tone color, at one corner. A scallop design accents the entire edge. The set is unused, still with the Azores Portugal paper … Read More
Here’s a very cool advertising ink well, for fountain pens, from a time long ago. Dating about the 1920’s, perhaps earlier, a Signet Peacock Blue lithographic tin and glass inkwell. Manufactured by Russia Cement Company, Gloucester, Mass. Makers of LePage’s … Read More
Truly a lovely hand made pillow from the 1930’s or 1940’s made of many yo yo’s. The organdy fabric is of a soft shade of pink, green, pale blue and lavender. Certainly gives a touch of a cottage look with … Read More
A nice old piece of early 1900’s factory homespun fabric in a red, blue and white check. The fabric is hemmed on two sides (selvage on the other two), so possibly it was used as a small cloth on a … Read More
Another Sanford novelty braid edging trim from the early 1900’s -1920’s. The trim is unused still in its original paper wrapper. It is a white cotton with blue scallop border. A nice trim for many sewing uses. It is the type … Read More
A lot of three vintage Patriotic Uncle Sam toothpicks from the 1950’s. The heads are made of a spun cotton with pipe cleaner beards. Cardboard top hats of red, white and blue and cardboard blue tie. Length of the toothpick … Read More
Here’s a fun vintage luncheon size tablecloth dating from the later 1930’s or 1940’s. The cloth is embellished with four colorful butterflies embroidered in each of the corners. Size of each butterfly is 7″ wide x 5″ long. Overall size … Read More