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Antique linens and lace items added for July include Handmade wedding hankies and lace veil, French linen sheets, antique hair brushes with sterling silver crown monograms, Asian textiles, Wedding hankies, handmade Figural Cantu lace, Royal Society silk, linen sheet sets, 18th and 19th century lace, small Appenzel lace tablecloths with provenance, Lace hankies, Linen sheets and bed linens, 18th and early 19th century early whitework hankies, Banquet linen tablecloths, round lace tablecloths, Alencon, and point de gaze, hand made linen bedspreads, sheets, pillowcsaes, Linen damask towels with hand embroidered monograms, Madeira handwork, also Brussels lace, Irish lace, linen napkins, tablecloths, linen towels, handmade lace doilies, hand printed Japanese towels c1930s and more! Antique linens are very affordable and make unique and memorable gifts that will be treasured for generations! FREE USPS Priority SHIPPING for US orders over $100. For shipping under $100 its a FLAT RATE OF $3.00 per order using USPS. For our international orders over $100 we will discount SHIPPING cost by $6.00. For order questions CALL or FAX 603-672-5048 |
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Antique linen damask tablecloths including banquet size, figural and hand embroidered monograms. |
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Early homespun linen damask tablecloth signed Mary Dodge circa early 1800's
This is a wonderful early hand woven homespun tablecloth signed Mary Dodge circa very early 1800's. This tablecloth measures 47 by 48 inches, the signatire is in the upper right corner, the hems are turned and stitched by hand using tiny practically invisible stitches. The damask pattern is geometric which is seen on the very early linens. The linen has a very fine hand, this was made by an accomplished spinner and weaver! There are 6 small thin spots, the cloth is otherwise in very good condition, I have washed and pressed it. The linen is smooth with the buttery hand and cool touch of early linen that cannot be reproduced today.
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4863
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Wide linen damask banquet tablecloth 180 inches circa 1900-1920
This is a wide linen banquet tablecloth with roses circa 1900-1920. This white linen tablecloth measures 88 by 180 inches, the hems are turned and stitched by hand using tiny stitches, the damask pattern is of garden roses over the entire cloth, very lovely! There are 2 faint smudges and about 6 small, well done hand darns and 4 teensy pinholes, the tablecloth is otherwise in very good condition, I have washed and pressed it. The linen is very soft and smooth with a fine drape and hand, the good stuff.
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5002
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Linen double damask tablecloth ribbobs and roses design circa 1930-40's
This is a lovely linen double damask tablecloth with ribbons and roses design circa 1930-40's. This white tablecloth measures 76 by 80 inches, the hems are hand stitched using teensy almost invisible stitches. The damask pattern shows ribbons and bows framing rose blooms. This tablecloth is in excellent condition, I have washed and pressed it. The linen is thick, sturdy and cool with a smooth weighty hand.
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Linen double damask tablecloth with monogram circa 1920-1940's
This is a linen double damask tablecloth with a hand embroidered monogram circa 1920-1940's. This tablecloth measures 80 by 86 inches, the hems are stitched by hand using teensy stitches. The damask design elements are acanthus leave scrolls and curlicues, there is a hand embroidered AHW monogram on opposite corners of the inside pattern. This tablecloth is in excellent condition, I have washed and pressed it. The linen is thick and smooth with a weighty hand.
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Linen damask tablecloth with roses circa 1920-30's
This is a lovely linen damask tablecloth with roses circa 1920-30's. This tablecloth measures 70 by 86 inches, the hems are machine stitched, the damask pattern is of beautiful garden roses! There is a small pea sized stain at one end the tablecloth is otherwise in excellent condition, I have washed and pressed it. The linen is buttery soft and smooth with a nice weighty drape found only in antique linen.
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Early signed homespun linen tablecloth with provenance circa 1800-1820
This is an early signed homespun linen tablecloth with Provenance circa 1800-1820. This tablecloth measures 70 by 82 inches, the hems are hand stitched using beautifully done hand stitched that are almost invisible. The name on the tablecloth is Betsy Woodberry with No. 9 under it surrounded by boxwood leaves, the provenance that came with this is a parchment paper that reads "Table cloth brought from Russia 1818 to 1820 by your great grandfather Woodberry" My guess is that this was perhaps brought from a trip to Russia by the Woodberry family and the name was added after it came into the Woodberry's possession (items were often signed for identification so items wouldn't get lost). The damask pattern is indeed eastern European. There are 4 small hand darns, the tablecloth is otherwise in excellent condition, I have washed and pressed it. The linen is of a very high quality, the weaving was done by an expert with that very cool feeling only early linens have, it is weighty with a wonderful buttery hand and drape!
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Fine linen damask tablecloth circa 1930s
Fine linen damask tablecloth circa 1930s. This white linen tablecloth measures 72 by 84 inches, the design elements are stylized floral and scrolls, very striking. The tablecloth is in excellent condition, I have washed and pressed it. The linen is substantial with a soft, weighty drape only antique linen has!
Circa: 1930s
Condition: excellent
Size: 72 by 84 inches
Color: white
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6073
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Double damask linen tablecloth circa 1930s
Substantial double linen damask tablecloth circa 1930s. This white linen tablecloth measures 70 by 88 inches, the hems are hand stitched with teensy stitches, the fabric has a heavy, smooth hand, very soft and strong. This tablecloth is in excellent condition, I have washed and pressed it.
Circa: 1930s
Condition: excellent
Size: 70 by 88 inches
Color: white
Country of Origin: IE
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6088
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Quality figural linen damask tablecloth hand embr. monogram c1900
Fine QUALITY figural linen damask tablecloth with hand embroidered monogram and family providence circa about 1900. The soft white linen tablecloth measures 76 by 86 inches. The damask pattern has delightful birds, butterflies, bees and even a caterpillar in a garden with water lilies, roses, ferns, anemones, grasses, tulips, and vines, absolutely lovely! In one corner has a beautifully hand embroidered EMB monogram, really fine handwork! There is a 1/2 inch expert hand darn, it is otherwise in excellent condition, I have washed and pressed it. The linen is of high quality, smooth with a weighty hand and drape. The original owner was the daughter of a well to do industrialist, I will send a copy of the provenance as told to me by the family along with the tablecloth. I love the birds and the caterpillar is rare.
Circa: 1900
Condition: excellent, 1 expert darn
Size: 76 by 86 inches
Color: white
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4862
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Armorial linen damask tablecloth Grand Duke of Tuscany Leopold II c1830-40
This is an absolutely MAGNIFICENT linen banquet cloth hand loomed with a crown and the coat of arms of the Grand Duke of Tuscany Leopold II circa 1830-1840. This tablecloth measures 108 by 276 inches, it would have been used at the head table seating the Duke and Duchess themselves. In the mid 1800's the cloth was given as a gift to Marchesse & Marque Guido Tassistro of Florence which was then passed down in the family to the present when I was able to acquire it. The linen is a cream color, hand loomed with design elements of leaves and flowers at the side (I saw lilies, delphiniums and other garden flowers) with garden roses and butterflies inside, on each end (the picture only shows one end as it was too big to show the whole cloth) is a huge (well over a yard long) damask coat of arms with a crown, shield, lion en rampant, and cross flanked by flags with a large cross at the bottom. This tablecloth is in very good condition, I have washed and pressed it, the linen is very heavy, there is a tiny red cross stitched L 1N stitched in one corner. This is a rare piece with Royal lineage!
Circa: circa 1830-40
Condition: used
Color: cream
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