A set of 6 vintage 1920’s , 1930’s, darn net lace table placemats. The knotted filet lacis are probably machine made in a cotton thread. However, a possibility they are hand made. Either way, an attractive design of flowers and … Read More
A sweet frozen Charlotte china doll. Dating from the late Victorian era, the doll stands with extended arms. Painted gold slipper shoes and ribbon painted around the knee to suggest her stockings. Although not marked, my guess she is probably … Read More
A vintage, Asian influence hand held folding fan from the Edwardian to 1920’s era. A lovely hand painted, or partially hand painted, paper fan with bone and sandalwood stick. Design of the textured paper is embellished with a beautiful peacock … Read More
A set of early 1900’s – 1920’s children toy building blocks. There are 12 blocks in the group, although not a complete set. Natural wood with printed letters, numbers and pictures. Pictures of buffalo, horse, dog, lion, panther, deer, elephant … Read More
A Victorian or Edwardian navy blue dress tassel passementerie, still with the original cardboard string tag. It has a pretty crochet top with loop at the top for hanging, Thread is a silk or silk rayon. More than likely from … Read More
Here is a sweet little white cotton doll dress. Victorian or Edwardian in style, however, although vintage, It may or may not be as old as the 1900’s. The bodice is made of white eyelet with a tiny narrow trim … Read More
Here’s a fabulous lady’s cami kickers lingerie under wear set, dating from the late teens or early 1920’s. The set was made in France of very fine batiste fabric ~ a sheer delight in feel and so expertly sewn! … Read More
Lovely, just lovely, this antique cumberbund or lady’s belt sash. Dates from the late Victorian or Edwardian era. Suitable for Gothic, Steampunk or period costuming. Home sewn, the cumberbund is made of black silk damask fabric, shirred and boned at both ends. … Read More
Here’s a white batiste or lawn fabric, princess petticoat from the late Victorian or Edwardian era. The bodice style is sleeveless and the neck line is round. Narrow lace trims both neck line and sleeve area. A vertical insertion of … Read More
A set of hand made Victorian or early 1900’s doily mats. The doilies are made of mixed lace, several different tape laces and fill stitches of bobbin lace. Such a nice blending and to finish off, a lovely edging made … Read More