Vintage 1950s embroidered cream lace towel retro linen decor

Vintage 1950s embroidered cream lace towel retro linen decor

€4,99
Sale price  €4,99 Regular price 
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Vintage 1950s embroidered cream lace towel retro linen decor

Vintage 1950s embroidered cream lace towel retro linen decor

€4,99
Sale price  €4,99 Regular price 

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Description

This antique napkin, shown in the photo, features an elegant cream hue and a refined finish. Its border is adorned with a wide band of openwork lace, with a delicate floral pattern, typical of quality mid-20th century household linen. The napkin is neatly folded, highlighting the richness of the lace on two adjacent sides. The main fabric has a smooth and supple appearance, with a slight patina consistent with its age.

The lace, slightly ivory in color, is crafted with a regular and intricate pattern, revealing traditional artisanal know-how. No markings or monograms are visible on the exposed side, which allows full appreciation of the embroidery work and the texture of the textile. The napkin is presented on a dark background, accompanied by a transparent glass and a branch of white flowers, highlighting its potential decorative use and its retro aesthetic.

The napkin's fabric, with a matte appearance, seems supple and fine, suitable for antique household linen. The visible corners and edges show good general preservation, with no apparent fraying or tearing on the presented side. Some slight marks or spots are noticeable, indicating past use.

This vintage linen, with its elaborate lace and retro style, evokes the 1950s, a period when handmade finishes and refined details were favored in family household linen. The sober and elegant cream color allows this napkin to be easily integrated into a classic table setting or a vintage-inspired interior.

Condition

Used item, sold as is. The item has an authentic patina, with some slight traces of use visible on the fabric. The lace and general structure are well preserved on the side shown in the photo.

Did you know? Openwork lace, very popular in household linen from the early to mid-20th century, was often handmade or made on specialized looms in regions of Northern France and Belgium. This type of finish added a touch of refinement to napkins, tablecloths, and pillowcases, making linen a true decorative element of the home.

AFW Reassurance

Secure packaging and fast shipping from France. Professional seller specializing in antique linen and vintage decoration.

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