Nobili e Ponti Tovaglia rettangolare x 12 Lino 100% stampata a mano Originale anni 60 - Tablecloth - 155 cm - 255 cm





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Rectangular 100% linen tablecloth for 12, made in Italy by Nobili e Ponti, hand-printed, original from the 1960s, measuring 155 x 255 cm, with 12 accompanying napkins (40 x 40 cm), in unused condition.
Description from the seller
1960 Tablecloth Hand-Stitched Printing rectangular weaving 100% linen Exrafine with floral patterns Poppies
This wonderful tablecloth has been crafted in an exceptional way with multiple embroidery techniques; it has never been used, to preserve it in every way.
Description: The tablecloth is accompanied by luncheon napkins, also printed
The measurements of the tablecloth are Length 155 x Width 255 with 12 napkins 40 x 40
the tablecloth may show signs of slight natural yellowing
Product deliveries are entrusted only to top couriers such as UPS, DHL and BRT, with guaranteed delivery and insured. The price lists are publicly online
Linen is the oldest and most fascinating of the textile fibers; it was widely cultivated by Egyptians, Babylonians, Phoenicians and other peoples of the Middle East. The production, transformation and uses of linen are well documented in tombs, pyramids, and other monuments among the Egyptians; the pure linen was a symbol of divine purity. Even today the cultivation, harvesting and processing techniques are subject to continuous evolution, making linen a modern and unique fabric
Linen is cultivated both for seed production and to obtain a very valuable fiber, soft, flexible and resistant. As a natural fiber, linen possesses hypoallergenic characteristics and promotes the well-being of the body. Given its softness, immediate absorption and evaporation of liquids, rapid heat and humidity elimination,
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Seller's Story
1960 Tablecloth Hand-Stitched Printing rectangular weaving 100% linen Exrafine with floral patterns Poppies
This wonderful tablecloth has been crafted in an exceptional way with multiple embroidery techniques; it has never been used, to preserve it in every way.
Description: The tablecloth is accompanied by luncheon napkins, also printed
The measurements of the tablecloth are Length 155 x Width 255 with 12 napkins 40 x 40
the tablecloth may show signs of slight natural yellowing
Product deliveries are entrusted only to top couriers such as UPS, DHL and BRT, with guaranteed delivery and insured. The price lists are publicly online
Linen is the oldest and most fascinating of the textile fibers; it was widely cultivated by Egyptians, Babylonians, Phoenicians and other peoples of the Middle East. The production, transformation and uses of linen are well documented in tombs, pyramids, and other monuments among the Egyptians; the pure linen was a symbol of divine purity. Even today the cultivation, harvesting and processing techniques are subject to continuous evolution, making linen a modern and unique fabric
Linen is cultivated both for seed production and to obtain a very valuable fiber, soft, flexible and resistant. As a natural fiber, linen possesses hypoallergenic characteristics and promotes the well-being of the body. Given its softness, immediate absorption and evaporation of liquids, rapid heat and humidity elimination,
NOTE**
Objects in the Catawiki auction are subject to binding conditions for every offer. If a bidder does not pay within three days of the auction closing (or immediately via 'Buy it Now'), Catawiki may take action on their account. Specifically, it can suspend the ability to bid and purchase until payments due are settled. Furthermore, non-payment may result in the cancellation of the sale; in some cases, the buyer may still be required to pay the Buyer Protection fee. Until the Buyer Account is suspended.
Please note that, in the event that a bidder wins multiple lots, they will be required to pay the shipping for each lot separately to ensure the integrity of the material sent.

