From the early part of the 20th century, a vintage fabric yardage in a dimity, window pane, waffle weave pique texture. The unused fabric is white cotton. Suitable for doll costuming, children clothing or other craft sewing project. Find out more … Read More
Adorably cute graphics of Goldilocks and the Three Bears child’s handkerchief. Dating from the 1930’s to 1940’s, the hankie features four panels telling the children’s story of the three bears. Each panel is in color with the text beneath. Small … Read More
Adorable never worn infant child’s underwear shirt in a cotton knit. Found in original Watson’s infants wear box with sweet graphics of drawn animals and babies. Label on the box end notes the box contained 6 shirts at one time … Read More
A sweet child’s sewing box from the Edwardian era. The lithograph graphics of the cardboard box features a printed oval of a boy and girl, in colonial dress, which is centered on the lid. The remainder of the box is … Read More
Here’s a neat hand loomed beaded belt or sautoir from the 1920’s, Art Deco. Every girl then needed one, two or a few of these accessories for her fashionable wardrobe during the height of the jazz age. This particular belt … Read More
A lovely pair of vintage 1930’s – 1940’s silk satin tap panties. A color shade of ivory which suggest the pair may have belonged to a bridal trousseau. A beautiful pair for a vintage wardrobe. Find out more about this product … Read More
Another cute sewing pincushion. A plush dog on ball dating from the vintage years of the 1930s. The red, black and brown spotted dog is standing on a brown plush-worn ball. He has glass eyes and a red plastic neck … Read More
Here is a delightful collection of ephemera – bridge tally cards. The group of five date from the early 1900’s or Edwardian era. A game of cards, anyone? The black print on white cards feature a lovely Edwardian lady carrying … Read More
Now here is a doll dress that is just plain sweet. Home sewn from the 1890’s, Victorian era, the dress is made in a white with back print calico fabric. Dress your bisque, china or tin head doll. Find out … Read More
A tenth addition of Dennison’s Imported Tissue (crepe) Paper catalog. Exact date of the book is not known but guessing about 1896. This is a sample catalog with a group of small pieces of sample colored crepe paper attached. Each … Read More