Use this wide lace trim piece for sewing a doll petticoat, dress or other sewing craft projects. The Victorian or Edwardian remnant has been removed from another garment. Suitable for a bottom of a doll dress, petticoat or another other … Read More
This fabulous Italian needlework trousseau bed sheet dating from the early 1900’s, is home sewn of wonderful soft cotton sheeting material. Now, the workmanship of the needlework makes this sheet truly outstanding ~ the raised flowers and padded stitches are so … Read More
Dating from the Edwardian Art Nouveau time period, a lady’s dress belt. This interesting belt is made of thread covered in silver metallic, woven into a cloth-like fabric. The woven cloth is then connected to three set of engraved double … Read More
An original 19th century red plaid homespun pillow sham cover. The opening is on the one end which fastens with two white china buttons. Although used with some fading of the colors, the sham is in very nice condition. Why … Read More
A very sweet baby rattle made of celluloid. Dating from the vintage years of the Edwardian to early 1930’s, the figural rattle features a clown or jester playing a mandolin. Rattle still is in working order. A baby’s charming plaything … Read More
A lovely handmade doily from the late Victorian or early 1900’s still mounted on the paper & never used. The doily is of coronation braid hand applied to the linen round. Embroidered satin stitch edge are the center of flowers. … Read More
Dating from the Art Deco period, a French applique embellishment dress or millinery hat trim. Bold colors, against a dark background, gives this elongated trim a dramatic flare. Padded embroidery satin stitch, plenty of metallic thread and cut out open … Read More
Five unused Dexter label black cotton knitting thread balls in unused condition. Dating from the early 1900’s (Victorian to 1920’s), the yardage on each ball is 110 yards No #10 thread. Excellent condition including the paper label wrapped around each … Read More
Here is an intriguing little Victorian gadget, an early wire and wood handle parcel carrier. Have you seen one of these? Possibly without the paper label, it may be somewhat clueless. The paper label tell it all. Clearly printed are … Read More
From the early 1900’s, a pair of black high top baby shoes with white stitching and white shoe buttons. Cute little shoes in decent condition. Lots of wear on the soles but no holes or tears in the leather. One … Read More