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Japanese hand stenciled indigo panel circa 1930s |
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Lace Veils, Stoles, Scarfs and Panels
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Antique linens and lace items added for May include Handmade lace, 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 lace veils, stoles, scarfs and panels many are handmade including Brussels, Filet, Tambour, and Honiton laces. |
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5381
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Handmade lace panel museum de-accession circa 1840-60s
Pretty handmade lace panel circa 1840-60s, museum de-accession. This panel measures 22 by 23 inches, interesting design that has an eastern European look to me, stitches are all done by hand over a machine made netting. I didn't see any holes but there are some small stains that you can see in the pictures, the lace is soft and strong.
Condition: Used
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3561
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Antique Brussels lace veil circa late 1800's
This is a lovely antique Brussels lace veil from the late 1800’s. This lace veil measures 15.5 by 57 inches, the lace is made by using machine made netting and hand applying lace the lace flowers and designs. This is the type of veil that would have been worn over a hat, it could be used today to edge a brides veil. There are 2 teensy broken threads, the veil is otherwise in very good-excellent condition. The lace is still strong and wearable.
Condition: Used
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4181
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Wide Black silk chiffon fabric panel with gold metallic appliques
This is a length of black silk chiffon with gold metallic appliqué flowers probably from the mid 1900’s. This piece measures 36 inches wide and 35 inches long, on the selvage edge is printed chiffon voile Mallinson’s silks de luxe. This silk piece is in excellent condition, the silk is strong and pliant.
Condition: Used
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4995
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Handmade blonde lace stole or veil circa 1850's
This is a lovely handmade blonde lace stole or veil circa 1850's. This ecru stole measures 21 by 84 inches, the edges are scalloped, the design elements are floral. The stole is light weight, soft and sturdy. I saw 2 small well done repairs, 2 3-4mm holes and 6 tiny pinholes, the stole is otherwise in good condition. It will need to be cleaned which will lighten the color probably to cream.
Condition: Used
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5243
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Handmade broderie anglais whitework lace panel or flounce 2nd half 1800s
Lovely wide handmade broderie anglaise whitework lace panel or flounce circa 2nd half 1800s. This cream lace panel measures 51 inches in length and is 22 inches deep, it is all hand done, with scalloped bottom edges with hand embroidery and thousands of hand cutwork patterns(each little hole is hand embroidered) which is the hallmark of this type of whitework, among the cutwork are hand embroidered flowers and leaves, there is a finely hand stitched seam where 2 sections of linen were joined before the handwork was done, you can see it in the pictures. There are 2 small holes at the top and a spot at the bottom of one of the scalloped where a piece is torn away, it is otherwise in very good condition, I have washed and pressed it. An incredible amount of handwork went into making this piece, as it's quite literally covered with handwork and is truly beautiful!
Condition: Used
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5283
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Lace scarf or veil circa 1830s
Lovely lace scarf or veil circa 1830s. This scarf measures 36 by 41 inches , the mesh is machine made and the designs at the edge were added by hand with a needle and thread, these designs include dainty little flowers large leaves and scallops. The mesh has several pulls and holes in the middle area but the lace around the edges is in good condition and could be cut off and used to edge a project or 2.
Condition: Used
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5741
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Antique Brussels lace short veil or bonnet veil last half 1800s
Lovely antique Brussels lace short veil or bonnet veil from the last half of the 1800s. This cream veil measures 55 inches long and is 16.5 inches deep, it is made by using machine made mesh and hand stitching handmade lace to the mesh. The design includes scalloped edges of Brussels lace interspersed with dainty little flowers, the body of the mesh has tiny little dot sewn into it. There is 1 small break at the edge, it is otherwise in very good condition. This could be used a s a short wedding veil.
Circa: last half 1800s
Condition: small break otherwise good
Size: 55 by 16.5 inches
Color: cream
Country of Origin: BE
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6009
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Rare figural Cantu lace panel hand made circa 1800s
Rare, fabulous figural handmade Cantu lace panel de-accessioned from a museum circa last quarter 1800s. This cream lace panel measures 11 by 22.5 inches, the design elements show a Putti holding an urn in an upraised hand with an arrow in the other in the center beside gracious trees with birds in the corners. The figures are remarkably detailed, the fingers are layered for extra depth and the folds of her garment are clearly defined, gorgeous, FINE handwork in Cantu lace! This piece was de-accessioned by the Woodmere Art Collection and was part of the collection of Charles Knox Smith who was the original owner of the museum building. The panel is in excellent condition. it would frame beautifully, or could be used in a project as it is quite strong.
Circa: last quarter 1800s
Condition: excellent
Size: 11 by 22.5 inches
Color: ecru
Country of Origin: IT
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6011
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Rare figural Cantu lace panel hand made circa 1800s
Rare, fabulous figural handmade Cantu lace panel de-accessioned from a museum circa last quarter 1800s. This cream lace panel measures 11 by 22.5 inches, the design elements show a Putti holding an urn in an upraised hand with an arrow in the other in the center beside gracious trees with birds in the corners. The figures are remarkably detailed, the fingers are layered for extra depth and the folds of her garment are clearly defined, gorgeous, FINE handwork in Cantu lace! This piece was de-accessioned by the Woodmere Art Collection and was part of the collection of Charles Knox Smith who was the original owner of the museum building. The panel is in excellent condition. it would frame beautifully, or could be used in a project as it is quite strong.
Circa: last quarter 1800s
Condition: excellent
Size: 11 by 22.5 inches
Color: ecru
Country of Origin: IT
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6101
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RARE handmade Point de Gaze lace veil, shawl or stole circa 1860-80s
Gorgeous and RARE handmade Point de Gaze lace stole or veil circa 1860-80s. This ecru lace veil measures 22 by 102 inches, the design elements are floral with large roses with extra petals for a 3-d effect, these are the most sought after type of pt de gaze often referred to as Point de Rose, there are a lot of roses on this piece as well as a nice variety of filling stitches for added interest. Point de Gaze is made by hand with a single needle one stitch at a time, imagine the amount of work that went into this piece! Shawls, stoles and veils of Point de gaze are rare and difficult to come by as this lace was extremely expensive, even then veils like this were special order pieces. There are 2 holes about 8-10mm wide (they are pictured with my finger for reference) and a group of 5 small holes 1-3mm and 3 holes 4mm, there are also 3 small light stains, the veil is otherwise in excellent condition, I have washed it in castile soap so it is clean and ready for use or display, the lace is strong and supple. This could be used either as a shawl, stole, or veil. Point de gaze veils are considered to be the most beautiful lace in the world!
Circa: 1860-80s
Condition: very good, small flaws
Size: 22 by 102 inches
Color: ecru
Country of Origin: BE
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