Collectible Antique Linen Table Runner with Mary Card Designed

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Collectible Antique Linen Table Runner with Mary Card Designed "LOVE BIRDS" (Crochet Book No. 1, New York 1920) Filet Crochet Scarf End Lace PanelsUltra rare lace collectors item. The pattern was published in the 1920s Crochet Book No. 1 Original and Artistic Designs in Filet, Venetian and other Styles of Crochet Patterns, Fully Described and Illustrated" during Mary's years in New York. Scarves made of linen and lace for dressers, bureaus were extremely popular at the time. This is a fine example most likely made in the USA using strong, slightly off white linen and cotton thread. The linen is

so no wonder that we don't have many surviving copies

due to its size (on the large side) and difficulty for the crafters

J G Meakin's Sunshine Dickens pattern represents a distinctive chapter in mid-century British ceramics

Minor surface wear consistent with age is present

It has some stains but they look intentional to make it look aged

characteristic of English pottery craftsmanship from the mid-20th century

As perfect as they come in antique

it combines functional design with delicate floral detailing characteristic of mid-century English ceramics

making it equally functional for table service or elegant storage

subtle crazing and gentle wear marks are hallmarks of genuine vintage pottery

The teapot holds about 6 cups

a distinguished piece crafted in England