This is a plain linen and cotton métis tablecloth made from machine-milled cloth that has been woven with raised-weft stripes at either end. In the 19th century these sorts of cloths, with their raised weft stripes, were made from handwoven linen and hemp and were farmhouse and peasant table-linens. This is a more modern copy of that style, probably dating from the 1930’s. It has a simple pair of embroidered initials LH in the centre. It is in very good condition, with just a couple of small marks which I have pictured. It measures 149×201cm.
To purchase, please message me via the contact form and please include the title of this listing because it doesn’t automatically come across with the message :)
This is a plain linen and cotton métis tablecloth made from machine-milled cloth that has been woven with raised-weft stripes at either end. In the 19th century these sorts of cloths, with their raised weft stripes, were made from handwoven linen and hemp and were farmhouse and peasant table-linens. This is a more modern copy of that style, probably dating from the 1930’s. It has a simple pair of embroidered initials LH in the centre. It is in very good condition, with just a couple of small marks which I have pictured. It measures 149×201cm.
To purchase, please message me via the contact form and please include the title of this listing because it doesn’t automatically come across with the message :)
