Bedspread - 255 cm - 235 cm - Antique Linen bedspread





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From Europe, the model Antique Linen bedspread is a handmade linen bedspread featuring Irish crochet lace and raised embroidery.
Description from the seller
An important antique matrimonial bedspread in linen organza with applications in exquisite Irish crochet lace and raised embroidery, entirely handmade.
A piece of exceptional decorative quality, characterized by a richly ornamented composition of large lace inserts applied to natural ivory-colored linen organza.
The design features elegant figures of birds in flight, executed with padded cordonnet and raised embroidery, surrounded by floral motifs and small three-dimensional details. The broad openwork areas create a sophisticated balance between solid and transparent sections, typical of productions intended for aristocratic dowries.
The lace belongs to the Irish crochet tradition, recognizable for its characteristic filet mesh, free construction, and the strong three-dimensional effect achieved through raised details and raised cords.
Of particular value is the spectacular border with fringes and tassels intertwined by hand.
The workmanship suggests execution dating from the Art Nouveau period to the early twentieth century.
Seller's Story
An important antique matrimonial bedspread in linen organza with applications in exquisite Irish crochet lace and raised embroidery, entirely handmade.
A piece of exceptional decorative quality, characterized by a richly ornamented composition of large lace inserts applied to natural ivory-colored linen organza.
The design features elegant figures of birds in flight, executed with padded cordonnet and raised embroidery, surrounded by floral motifs and small three-dimensional details. The broad openwork areas create a sophisticated balance between solid and transparent sections, typical of productions intended for aristocratic dowries.
The lace belongs to the Irish crochet tradition, recognizable for its characteristic filet mesh, free construction, and the strong three-dimensional effect achieved through raised details and raised cords.
Of particular value is the spectacular border with fringes and tassels intertwined by hand.
The workmanship suggests execution dating from the Art Nouveau period to the early twentieth century.

