Add a charm to your country farmhouse or chic cottage with this vintage tick ticking fabric yardage. Dates mid to later 1950’s. In unused condition, the double stripe with tiny floral pattern is 34″ wide x 1 yard 26″ long. … Read More
Winter is upon us, but spring is not far behind. Deck your table with this sweet vintage embroidery pink tablecloth and four napkins. About 1950’s, somewhat earlier or later vintage. Perfect table topper, the cotton cloth is embroidered and appliqued … Read More
A small linen table doily from the years past to give charm to your home today. This lovely handmade embroidered Reticelli square white doily has an interesting darn net insert motif. Placed on a diamond pattern, it is a nice constrast … Read More
So pretty as well as practical, this set of never used Madeira vintage cocktail napkins would set the stage for a garden party. The eight sheer organdy cloth napkins are embroidered and appliqued in one corner. A flower motif in … Read More
With Christmas fast appoaching and all those last minute scurries to put the final touch on the holidays, take a moment to smile and reflect to a more simple time of long ago… first up…. An adorable Victorian scrap card … Read More
Are you in need of vintage dress fashion? Why not score this crochet dress collar jabot to accent a 1930’s dress, newly made or an old original. So suitable for a finishing touch, the details of the collar look to … Read More
Under clothing, especially petticoats of the Victorian era, were made of fabrics of lovely colored prints. Cottons, wools and silks, mainly, but other times of linen and wool. Truly beautiful hand work could be found on these masterpieces. A mix … Read More
Primitive sweet worn child’s dress from the 1890’s 1900’s era in a cadet blue calico color. Hang in your country farmhouse or dress a large rag doll. This little dress has seen many washing with an overall fading making it … Read More
Old scrap fabrics from the sewing basket in shades of cadet blue, solids, calico and geometric patterns. The remnants are from the 1900’s, or late 1890’s. Cadet blue is a bit harder color to find. Some used and others not. … Read More
This great old collarless formal wear men’s dress shirt, with its starch stiff bib front, is in a today’s more wearable size. Dates from the late Victorian Edwardian era. Perfect for that special evening ocassion. It has a Monarch trademark … Read More