A very pretty hand made knitted table doily in an off white thread. Dates from the early part of the 1900’s. Find out more about this product HERE! Sign up HERE for New Arrivals and Monthly Specials delivered to your Inbox!
Vintage from the 1960’s an unused Simplicity wedding dress pattern suitable for bride, bridesmaids, or formal wear. A gorgeous wedding dress in a bouffant style skirt with train. Find out more about this product HERE! Sign up HERE for New … Read More
A lovely set of 5 table doilies from the later 1920’s to 1940’s. The graceful linen mats features an embroidered tall basket with handle. Dancing from the basket and encircling the scallop edge are flowers of cutwork. Find out … Read More
A beautiful example of needle lace from the Victorian era. This Tenerife doily is 5-1/2″ diameter of pure beauty. Very find thread, which is probably linen but is soft as silk, in a light and airy pattern. Find out more … Read More
Vintage 1940’s Vogue sewing nightgown pattern 5584. Small size in two styles. Pattern pieces have been used, however, in nice condition complete with the instruction sheet. Even the envelope, although not perfect, is very decent. Find out more about this … Read More
An original late Victorian doll petticoat made of white cotton batiste fabric. An impressive petticoat with a charming look. This pretty slip is embellished with seven rows of narrow tucks, a couple rows of wide lace insets in different styles and a … Read More
A simple but effective needle case for storing needles and pins. Dates from about the 1920’s. This handmade fabric case is made of a variety of fabrics, rayon, wool, and velvet leaves. Find out more about this product HERE! Sign up … Read More
A woman’s white sunbonnet with a mix of plain cotton and pique fabrics makes this bonnet a bit more of a Sunday best. It dates from the later Victorian era and is treadle machine made. Find out more about this … Read More
A pretty needlework tulle bonnet veiling from the 19th century. Guessing about 1860-1880’s. A lovely accessory addition to a Victorian bonnet. This rectangular lace could also be used for a lovely neck scarf, too or perhaps something of your imagination. Or just … Read More
A sheer nylon hanky from the vintage years of the 1950’s. The color is a soft spring shade of green with a border of flocked flowers in a white with mustard yellow gracing the scallop edge. Find out more about … Read More