Fancy needlework of all kind were employed by Victorian women. This pincushion, pin keep is an example of the type of Victorian craft, ladies would work with a needle. Hand made, the cushion is covered in a silk brocade with … Read More
An early hand woven on a loom pincushion sewing tool. Woven of wool yarn in a maroon and gray thread. A neat crochet edging of loops circle the entire edge. A fun pincushion for a collection, sewing basket or home decor. Give … Read More
A diminutive pincushion with twenty small calico fabrics stitched in a patchwork quilting on the top. The back is a solid red and corded with red fabric around the middle edge. The fabrics look to date from the 1930’s, possibly … Read More
An original 1908 McCall doll dress and hat pattern for 16″ doll. Tissue pattern consist of dress, bloomers and hat. All pieces accounted for. Instructions for sewing on the back of the envelope. Very nice used condition. Find out more … Read More
A tall coffee grinder mill made by the Sun Mfg Co, Greenville, Ohio at the turn of the century. This late 1890 or early 1900 still retains most of the black paper label stating a fast grinder. The cast iron … Read More
A cute home sewn late teens or 1920’s white cotton petticoat or night gown. It is sleeveless with lace straps at the shoulders. The pretty yoke is sewn with four rows of tuckwork (each set is seven tucks), alternating with … Read More
Three graduated sizes of antique brass scoops. The scoops were used in a general store for measuring. Such as one scoop of flour or sugar. Very nicely made. Each scoop has a partial slanted bottom towards the front of scoop. … Read More
A hand made primitive antique tin shaker with a side handle. The round shaker has a lid on one end and a punched hole surface on the other end for shaking loose sugar or flour. An extended handle on the … Read More
Here is a nice offering of a 19th Century Civil War era 1860’s day bonnet head dress. The foundation of the cap is black tulle net of two layers, each of different weave. The bonnet is made on a circular … Read More
An old time match holder from the 1900’s can still be useful today as they were in times gone by to hold matches for lighting candles. Right at your finger tips next to the fireplace or on a bench, table … Read More