An adorable white pique cover, with embroidery, for a baby crib or for an outdoor outing in a buggy or carriage. This sweet spread dates from the 1920’s, perhaps somewhat earlier or somewhat later. The fabric has decorative scallop edge … Read More
Oh, to make you smile towel, straight from old store stock, never used, mid century, 1950’s kitchen dish tea towel. The cute print fabric is made in a brown and yellow on cream background color. A large flower pot … Read More
Victorian silk embroidery on linen square with unfinished edges. The piece is signed by J & M Prufert, Niagara Falls, N.Y so perhaps it was a friendship or presentation piece or this was a company which distributed stamped goods to … Read More
Oh my gosh! Look at this napkin yardage! From the early part of the 1900’s, Edwardian era, a set of 12 uncut double damask linen napkins in the most gorgeous poppy flower pattern. Although the partial label is gone, very … Read More
Here’s a story of a family, through five generations, followed the making of a homespun towel. From the growing of the flax to the finished goods, it was a generational thing Each generation taking a part to bring the towel … Read More
A handmade lacis, knotted, darn net table cloth with exquisite needlework. Dating from the 1920’s or 1930’s, the square cloth, or centerpiece doily, features a large Gothic shape at the center. This shape is 21″ x 21″. At each of … Read More
Original factory manufactured doll dress with no tags, for a vintage 1950’s doll. A sweet dress made in a pink flocked dotted Swiss organdy. The dress has a ruffled collar trimmed in lace at the neck line. Capped sleeves also … Read More
A very nice early 1900’s white machine cotton edging lace trim. Unused condition. 10 yards long x 7/8″ wide. Suitable for costuming, doll dressmaking, other sewing and craft projects. Find out more about this product HERE! Prefer to shop in … Read More
A lovely antique Victorian folding hand held fan box only. What a beautiful container for storing a prize fan. Made of white heavy cardboard, wrapped in a textured paper, with a folding lid. The lid, front and sides are … Read More
A late 19th Century wooden handled butter mold stamp print in a double acorn and single leaf design. A charming kitchen work tool of the past. Decorate your country farmhouse home. The wood handle has a slightly turned knob at the … Read More