Dating it from the 1920’s to about the 1940’s, here is another old trim from an earlier period in a black rayon combining a pleated and fluted design. It is an attractive style trim measuring 2 yards 33″ long x … Read More
Back in the day when darning hosiery was a necessity, sometimes sample thread repair kits were included with the purchase. Here are several assorted such kits dating from the early 1900’s to the match book style kit of the 1940’s. … Read More
For your rustic primitive farmhouse vibes, a handmade kitchen scoop untensil. It would have been suitable for scooping many dry cooking ingredients. Dating from the Victorian into the early 1900’s, this well designed scoop features hand rolled seams, soldered at … Read More
For your table top or other inspiration, two antique bobbin lace doilies. Dating from the later Victorian or 1900’s. Oval in shape, with a scallop edge, the pair are handmade. Size is 6″ in length x 5″ wide.
Looking for a decorator touch that fits a white and tan color scheme? Wow, the colors of this vintage 1950’s cross stitched linen tablecloth fits that trendy farmhouse vibe. Plus the embroidery flowers are large and showy.
A beautiful patina to this pair of vintage 1920’s or 1930’s wooden knitting needles. Enjoy to use or accent a decorative grouping. The length of the pair is 14-1/4″ long.
Here is a tiny treasure from the past, especially if you love 1890’s quilting and miniature children’s items. Perfect for the farmhouse rustic primitive lover! Dating from the 19th century, this fine old hand stitched hot pad holder is made … Read More
Ready for that dining experience? Set your table with these lovely vintage rice linen napkins. Dating from the 1920’s, 1930’s the set is unused with most of the napkins still attached together with string. The lovely white napkins feature a … Read More
An old St. Patrick’s day greeting postcard dated 1917. Postmarked from Providence, R.I with name and street address. Written under the street address is City. Don’t you just love it …life was so simple then as the postman knew City … Read More
From the Art Nouveu period of the Edwardian era, a hand embroidered decorative pillow with a ring of irises. This charmer I think would fit with an Arts and Crafts style, too. Or even if you like to mix styles. … Read More