Mid XXth C.table linen with 10 napkins and initials G.O. - Textile - 2.45 m - 1.7 m

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France, linen damask table linen, mid 20th century, measuring 2.45 m by 1.70 m, white with deep red G.O. initials, includes 10 napkins (84 x 70 cm) and an 11th napkin free of charge, all in excellent condition and dating to 1950–1960.

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This is a perfect set of early 20th-century damask table linen, accompanied by 10 matching napkins, with an additional napkin included free of charge.

The ever-popular anemone flower takes centre stage in this beautiful design. The border is particularly striking, with densely woven anemones set between two graceful rows of decorative swirls, creating an elegant and beautifully balanced finish.

The central field continues the anemone theme, but in a more relaxed and understated arrangement, allowing the richness of the damask weave to speak for itself.

The initials G.O. are prominently embroidered in a deep red, standing out beautifully against the soft damask background and giving the linen a very personal character.

The table linen is generously proportioned, measuring 2.45 metres x 1.70 metres, making it ideal for a substantial dining table.

The 10 matching napkins carry the same anemone damask design and are exceptionally generous in size, each measuring 84 x 70 cm.

We are also including an 11th napkin free of charge. This napkin has previously been repaired and the repair has been covered with thermocollant. It is therefore offered as an extra rather than counted among the 10 perfect matching napkins.

A beautiful and very usable set of French antique table linen, with a particularly attractive floral damask and the added distinction of the deep red embroidered initials.

This is a perfect set of early 20th-century damask table linen, accompanied by 10 matching napkins, with an additional napkin included free of charge.

The ever-popular anemone flower takes centre stage in this beautiful design. The border is particularly striking, with densely woven anemones set between two graceful rows of decorative swirls, creating an elegant and beautifully balanced finish.

The central field continues the anemone theme, but in a more relaxed and understated arrangement, allowing the richness of the damask weave to speak for itself.

The initials G.O. are prominently embroidered in a deep red, standing out beautifully against the soft damask background and giving the linen a very personal character.

The table linen is generously proportioned, measuring 2.45 metres x 1.70 metres, making it ideal for a substantial dining table.

The 10 matching napkins carry the same anemone damask design and are exceptionally generous in size, each measuring 84 x 70 cm.

We are also including an 11th napkin free of charge. This napkin has previously been repaired and the repair has been covered with thermocollant. It is therefore offered as an extra rather than counted among the 10 perfect matching napkins.

A beautiful and very usable set of French antique table linen, with a particularly attractive floral damask and the added distinction of the deep red embroidered initials.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Material
Linen
Model
Mid XXth C.table linen with 10 napkins and initials G.O.
Country of origin
France
Length
2.45 m
Colour
White
Width
1.7 m
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Estimated period
1950-1960
FranceVerified
2464
Objects sold
100%
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