Antique linens and lace items added for January include Linens from the Wanamaker family estate, handmade Cantu lace tablecloths, Leron, D. Porthault, Marghab, American and French linen sheets, handmade wedding hankies, Asian textiles, handmade Figural Cantu lace, linen sheet sets, 18th and 19th century lace, small Appenzel lace tablecloths with provenance, Lace hankies, Linen sheets, 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, pillowcsaes, Madeira handwork, also Brussels lace, Irish lace, linen napkins, tablecloths, linen towels, handmade lace doilies 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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Your Price: $ 498.00
Item Number: 7143
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Circa: 1910
Condition: used very good
Size: 94 by 140 inches with a 41 inch turndown
Color: white
Country of Origin: France
Manufacturer: French antique linens
Fabulous linen sheet with ribbon slots Provenance Wanamaker family estate circa early 1900s. This white linen sheet measures 94 by 140 inches with a 41 inch turndown. The hems are hand stitched with tiny almost invisible stitches, the top has 2 rows of fancy hand drawnwork with hand embroidered designs with ribbon slots, one can put a lovely ribbon through in any color to make the sheets a custom match for any decor! Centered on the turndown is a large (7 by 8.5 inch) hand embroidered monogram in red and white that reads RW for Rodman Wanamaker, Rodman was the son of John Wanamaker the founder of the Wanamaker stores. Wanamakers was considered the first department store in Philadelphia, they were known for luxury goods, particularly from France. The Wanamaker family was quite wealthy and well known, the linens from the estate were of the finest quality and with the family monogram is truely a fine piece of history! There is one small hand darn at one of the ribbon slits, and 2 light gray smudges that look like old fold lines, the sheet is otherwise in excellent condition and appears to have been little used, I have washed and pressed it. The linen is of thew highest quality, it is smooth, cool to touch and buttery soft with a wonderful, fluid drapiness only antique linen has! This would be sheer luxury to sleep under! |
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