From the mid 19th century to later Victorian era, a group of 16 china inkwell buttons. These time worn early buttons would be perfect for restoring old clothing or adding an authentic touch to a newly made sewing or craft … Read More
For your vintage sewing project, 12 molded plastic flower in a rose pink color from the 1940’s. For sewing crafts or inspiration! Free shipping. Size is 5/8″ in diameter. Two hole. Appear to be all unused in good condition. Find out more … Read More
A calendar postcard size for the year of 1912 of three lovely women in oversize hats . Four months are printed on each card that features the upper torso of these young women in their wonderful headgear attire! These are … Read More
Forget Me Nots For Remembrance book of poems, poetry. Printed by Cupples & Leon, N.Y. No date but from the late Victorian to early part of the 1900’s. This is a sweet book with a tribute to the Forget Me … Read More
A lovely celluloid heart shape bookmark with a religious verse. Dating from the early 1900’s to 1920’s. A garland of soft colored flowers decorates the outer edge. Red string attached to the top. Made by the Davis C. Coon Publishing … Read More
Dating from the early 1900’s, for your reading pleasure, an antique pair of pince nez eye spectacles in the original slide out leather case. The eye glass frames are a silver metal with spring over the nose and original cork … Read More
Here’s an original #5760 Standard Fashion Company coat and dress pattern from the 1900’s for clothing for a doll. The last copy date on the pattern is Sept. 1899. The pattern features a coat and empire dress, with body and … Read More
A charming sewing tool from a time past. Dating later Victorian era. Made of a dark faille fabric the emory pincushion, is a replicate of a lady’s high top button shoe. A scant 2″ tall, it is a miniature piece … Read More
A very sweet hand made sunbonnet shaped needle book sewing case. The outside of case is made of a lavender small print flower fabric. Inside is lined in a solid lavender fabric. The case opens to reveal two cream wool … Read More
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