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Monogram A in red and light blue Fine linen with a wide machine-made hem and a hand-embroidered monogram A. 36x36 cm. Used. Origin: Sweden (1910) Monogram A in red and light blue	A handkerchief from the 40ies Artificial silk with machine-made hem an wovenin borders. For the breast-pocket. 26x26 cm. Used. Origin: Sweden (1940) A handkerchief from the 40ies	Ladybirds and four-leaf clover Lawn with machine-made hem and printed motif. Good luck! 23x23 cm. Used. Origin: Unknown (1950) Ladybirds and four-leaf clover	Intriquate drawn threadwork Cotton with a wide threadwork border. 23x23 cm. Unused. Once washed will never be so nice again. Origin: Unknown (1980) Intriquate drawn threadwork
Plain stitched make a fine motif Cotton with machine-made hem and a small embroidery. 21x21 cm. Used. Origin: Unknown (1960) Plain stitched make a fine motif	Monogram J with a seal Cotton with hand-rolled hem and a hand-embroidered flower-framed J. 27x27 cm. Mint. Origin: Portugal (1990) Monogram J with a seal	Two hankies for children Cotton with machine-made hem and charming, a little childish prints. 22x22 cm and 26x26 cm. Used. Origin: Unknown (1950) Two hankies for children	A plain souvenir Cotton with a plain hand-made hem and a small embroidery. 23x23 cm. Can certainly be found in many drawers after holiday trips. Unused. Origin: Spain (1990) A plain souvenir
Red and blue for children Cotton with machine-made hem and printed animals and birds. 21x21 cm. Was it in the schoolbag? Origin: Sweden (1950) Red and blue for children	Typical for the 70ies Cotton with machine-made hem and printed flowers with black outlines. 29x29 cm. Unused. Origin: Unknown (1970) Typical for the 70ies	Round with summer flowers Cotton with scalloped edge and a border of flowers. Diameter 29 cm. Used. Round hankies are not ususal, but were made in for instance Switzerland in the 50ies. Origin: Switzerland (1950) Round with summer flowers	A nice present Lawn with lace and a Battenberg corner. The lace is made by woven ribbons laid after a pattern tacked to the fabric. The space in betwen is filled by different stitches. A very popular type of lace in the 19th century. 21x21 cm. Used. A sweet hanky. Origin: Belgium (1960) A nice present
A fine bobbin lace Fine linen with a wide bobbin lace attached by buttonhole-stitches and the monogram AL in one corner. 23x23 cm. Slightly used. A treasure! Origin: Sweden (1960) A fine bobbin lace	An enchanting corner Fine cotton with machine-made hem, a lace corner with sweet hand-embroidered flowers within. In the opposite corner the monogram IL. 23.5x23.5 cm. Unused. Very decorative! Origin: Unknown (1950) An enchanting corner	Monogram J Lawn with handrolled hem, wovenin border and a hand-embroidered monogram with a flower garland. 30x30 cm. Mint and so pretty! Origin: Portugal (1990) Monogram J	Two cocktail napkins by Carl Tait IV Linen with fine colourful printed proverbs. 20.5x13 cm. Unused. I fancy them! Origin: United States (1950) Two cocktail napkins by Carl Tait IV
Two cocktail napkins by Carl Tait III Linen with fine colourful printed proverbs. 20.5x13 cm. Unused. I fancy them! Origin: United States (1950) Two cocktail napkins by Carl Tait III	Two cocktail napkins by Carl Tait II Linen with fine colourful printed proverbs. 20.5x13 cm. Unused. I fancy them! Origin: Sweden (1950) Two cocktail napkins by Carl Tait II	Two cocktail napkins by Carl Tait I Linen with fine colourful printed proverbs. 20.5x13 cm. Unused. I fancy them! Origin: United States (1950) Two cocktail napkins by Carl Tait I	An elegant hanky-hoöder Linen with delicate handmade embroideries in white-on-white and the text Näsdukar. 21x21 cm folded. Slightly used but as new. Origin: Sweden (1920) An elegant hanky-hoöder

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