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Japanese hand stenciled indigo panel circa 1930s |
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Pallinsburn House estate lace and accessories
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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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PALLINSBURN HOUSE STORY-We are very pleased to have been fortunate enough to acquire the lace and other items from the Pallinsburn House estate in Northumberland. Pallinsburn House was built by the Askew family starting in 1763, in 1910 it was sold to Major Charles Mitchell (whos family made their vast fortune in shipbuilding in Newcastle-upon-Tyne), Major Mitchell was married to Hope Hamilton in 1917, Hope had inherited items from Sundrum Castle in Arshire along with more items from Stanage Castle in Powys, which she brought to Pallinsburn house upon her marriage to the Major. The mansion has been in the Mitchell family since and was sold last year at auction. The contents of the Pallinsburn house were recently put at auction where we were able obtain some of the textiles and lace, this lace is a collection from the Askew family, the Hamilton family, the Mitchells and possibly some from the castles. We are excited to be able to offer these pieces of history to you! Info on the Pallinsburn House and a copy of the auction house catalog page will be sent with orders of items from this estate. |
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P4527
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Fancy pantaloons with lace all hand stitched with monogram circa 1800's
This is a pair of fancy linen lawn pantaloons with the monogram MH, all hand stitched from the Pallinsburn House estate in Northumberland (for more information on this important estate see the article on our home page) circa 3rd quarter of the 1800’s. These pantaloons have a 27 inch waist and are 23 inches long, the bottom edges have handmade Valenciennes lace and hand embroidered whitework, there is a hand embroidered MH on the bottom of one leg the H stands for Hamilton, probably stitched on by the lady herself. The needlework is VERY fine as these belonged to a person of wealth, the stitches are so incredibly tiny you need magnification to see them. There is a fine hand embroidered cord on each side (pictured) in which to put a pretty ribbon, the single button closure is mother of pearl. These pantaloons are in excellent condition, they are strong and appear to have been seldom used, one could wear them today.
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P4546
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Black silk lace yardage and veil circa 1800's
This is a length of black silk lace yardage and a Tambour lace veil from the 1800’s from the Pallinsburn House estate in Northumberland (for more information on this important estate see the article on our home page). The black lace measures 3.75 yards in length and is 2 inches wide, it is in very good condition, the silk is still soft and strong. The lace veil measures aprox 38 inches square, the Tambour stitched edge is 2 inches deep. This veil is only in fair to poor condition, while the lace is soft, there are a some large holes and a few smaller ones, parts of the Tambour edging could be salvaged for something, I am pricing for the silk yardage.
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P4551
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Black silk Maltese lace circa 1830's
This is a length of black silk Maltese lace from the 1830’s from the Pallinsburn House estate in Northumberland (for more information on this important estate see the article on our home page). This lace measures 33 by 4 inches, there are 3 broken bridges, it is otherwise in very good condition, there is another piece pictured but it is in poor condition so I am not pricing for it. Black Maltese lace is rather rare.
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P5349
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Handmade silk Maltese lace collar circa mis 1800s
Handmade silk Maltese lace collar circa mid 1800s from the Pallinsburn House estate in Northumberland (for more information on this important estate see the article on our home page).. This cream lace collar measures 17.5 inches wide at the bottom, 4,5 inches deep at the center and 29 inches long at the side top to bottom, note the classic Maltese cross woven into the lace pattern. I saw only a couple small broken bridges, the lace is otherwise in very good condition.
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P5352
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Cotton eyelet lace flounce circa early 1900s
Cotton machine embroidered eyelet lace flounce circa early 1900s from the Pallinsburn House estate in Northumberland (for more information on this important estate see the article on our home page). This lace measures 6.75 inches deep and is 50 inches long, it is in very good condition, I have washed and pressed it.
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P5354
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Sheer cotton insert lace circa early 1900s
Sheer cotton insert lace with drawn work edges and embroidered dots from the Pallinsburn House estate in Northumberland (for more information on this important estate see the article on our home page).circa early 1900s. This lace measures 3.5 inches deep and is 3.5 yards long, it is in excellent condition, I have washed and pressed it. Great for a project!
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Pair FINE handmade linen and lace Pantaloons circa 3rd quarter 1800s
Lovely pair of handmade linen and lace trim pantaloons from the Palinsburn House estate in Northumberland circa 3rd quarter of the 1800’s. These pantaloons have a 29 inch waist and are 19 inches long, the bottom edges have handmade Valenciennes lace and hand embroidered whitework, there is a hand embroidered MH on the bottom of one leg the H stands for Hamilton, the monogram was probably stitched on by the lady herself. The needlework is VERY fine as these belonged to a person of wealth, the stitches are so incredibly tiny you need magnification to see them. There is a fine hand embroidered cord on each side (pictured) in which to put a pretty ribbon, the 2 button closure is mother of pearl. One of the bottom legs has some light green dye on it, the pantaloons are otherwise in excellent condition, they are strong and appear to have been seldom used, one could wear them today.
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Pair FINE handmade linen and lace Pantaloons circa 3rd quarter 1800s
Lovely pair of handmade linen and lace trim pantaloons from the Palinsburn House estate in Northumberland circa 3rd quarter of the 1800’s. These pantaloons have a 25 inch waist and are 23.5 inches long, the bottom edges have handmade lace. The needlework is VERY fine as these belonged to a person of wealth, the stitches are so incredibly tiny you need magnification to see them. There is an embroidered slit on each side (pictured) in which to put a pretty ribbon, the waist has a tie closure. The pantaloons are in excellent condition, they are strong and appear to have been seldom used, one could wear them today.
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Lot of belts, silk fabric and lace late 1800s to early 1900s
Interesting lot of belts, hand and machine made lace and silk fabric circa late 1800s to early 1900s. The lot consists of 2 belts each measuring 24 inches in length, the blue-gray watered gross grain is in good condition, the black belt has some this spots; 1 length of cream silk damask fabric measuring 20 by 45 inches in excellent condition and 12 pieces of hand and machine made lace, some just bits of lace and a few pieces with over a yard of lace, all good.
Circa: late 1800s to early 1900s
Condition: good
Size: varies
Color: mostly cream and ecru
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