Hi - The cottage one looks "1920's" to me... But that ship one is interesting. The disproportionate size of flowers and ship - AND the Tudor...
Hi Jingyel, What fascinating items! Sprang is not in my area of expertise - however those "open airy" pieces looked like it to me! I found these...
Hi Everyone, I can't disagree with either cut and drawn - or white work... as it certainly has elements of both. Items like this were exports from...
Hi Msalicia, I am sorry to hear that you haven't been well. Lyme Disease can be truly awful! I hope you have gone to seek help and determine if it...
Honestly, the workmanship is incredible in those examples! WoWza! Leslie
What a fascinating piece!!! It looks like a hybrid of some sort of embroidery and beadwork. By any chance are the leaves and white flowers...
It screams Deco era to me! Leslie
My grandma had one... definitely 1900's. It was the "buffet" "sideboard" that sat in her dining room. She kept long tablecloth linens in the...
Beautiful!
Thank you Debora for your clarification! :) Leslie
Hi Mis4dc, At a glance I'd say it has the look of Chinese. Very typically a 70's import all over Europe and the US. Very pretty; but unlikely that...
I agree Joe2007! It would have to be a mighty big sale that would entice me. But since 1st days are at full price and generally more than I'd...
We did sales for years. Originally, we started on Thursday; but we're in a bigger town in a rural area and Thursday didn't do much for us. We also...
What remarkable pieces! Leslie
My feeling is that it was originally a tiera. The Victorians loved such things for "occasions". May have originally been for a wedding; but also...
OH! How absolutely exquisite! LOVE LOVE LOVE it! There is a Facebook group which may be able to help you out: Fashion History: the 1700's/1800th...
Lovely tour! I love love love love that bedroom suite! Everything about the room is spot on perfect! Leslie
I think it is just a little lap blanket... Leslie
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