Tablecloth - 230 cm - 155 cm - Washed linen, French-made.





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A 100% washed linen tablecloth made in France by Charvet ateliers, in a modern grey, measuring 230 cm long by 155 cm wide, in like-new, unused condition.
Description from the seller
Grand heavy linen tablecloth, 100% French, from the Charvet workshops in Hauts-de-France. The linen comes from Normandy and Nord-Pas-de-Calais, woven and crafted with care.
Washed linen of good quality, with elegant drape and careful finishing.
Timeless, solid gray color. Ideal for setting refined tables, with vintage or contemporary tableware.
Dimensions: L.230 x W.155 cm
Composition: 100% washed linen
Care: machine washable at 60°C, can be ironed
End of series in our shop – a rare piece. This offer is part of a clearance strategy, comparable to a sale period.
A bit of history: the Charvet workshops have been based in Armentières (Hauts-de-France) for over a century. Known since the Middle Ages as the “city of fabric,” the town produced some of the finest cotton and linen fabrics. The linen, cultivated in Normandy and in Nord-Pas-de-Calais, is spun in Europe and then repatriated to be dyed, woven and sewn locally.
Grand heavy linen tablecloth, 100% French, from the Charvet workshops in Hauts-de-France. The linen comes from Normandy and Nord-Pas-de-Calais, woven and crafted with care.
Washed linen of good quality, with elegant drape and careful finishing.
Timeless, solid gray color. Ideal for setting refined tables, with vintage or contemporary tableware.
Dimensions: L.230 x W.155 cm
Composition: 100% washed linen
Care: machine washable at 60°C, can be ironed
End of series in our shop – a rare piece. This offer is part of a clearance strategy, comparable to a sale period.
A bit of history: the Charvet workshops have been based in Armentières (Hauts-de-France) for over a century. Known since the Middle Ages as the “city of fabric,” the town produced some of the finest cotton and linen fabrics. The linen, cultivated in Normandy and in Nord-Pas-de-Calais, is spun in Europe and then repatriated to be dyed, woven and sewn locally.

