Bed sheet (36) - 180 cm - 115 cm - Newborn layette.





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Description from the seller
Four coordinated crib sets, each consisting of a sheet and pillowcase, for a total of 8 items.
Among them the following stand out:
a white linen set with delicate floral embroidery;
a linen set with refined floral embroidery, highly relief, characterized by petals and overlapped elements that create a suggestive three-dimensional effect;
a linen set with delicately colored embroidery and rich borders;
a small soft cotton set with a pink edge, the only one of the four designated as cotton.
There are also three crib/cot covers, among which:
a refined silk specimen, richly decorated with floral embroidery, openwork elements and a wide ruffle;
two linen specimens, one of which features multicolored embroidery, a Sangallo-type border and a green passe-partout.
Completing the layette:
3 cotton bumper pads, of different sizes, with decorative work;
2 undersheets, including a white cotton one;
17 vintage MAKO single socks, in sizes 000, 00, 0 and 1, many of which still retain the small fasteners/tags;
3 newborn Movil cribs, art. 1351, with crossed shoulder straps: 2 still sealed in the original packaging and 1 opened exclusively to document its shape and characteristics. The original price of Lire 500 remains on the packaging.
Several items feature particularly decorative work, with embroidered flowers, small infant motifs, openwork inserts, floral borders, bows and embroidery in delicate pastel tones.
Close-up photographs document the quality and variety of the workmanship.
Conditions
The layette is offered in its current state of conservation.
Considering the age and the long period of storage, some items show small stains, halos and localized specks, all carefully photographed.
One of the sets also shows a few small holes in the fabric, clearly documented in the photographs.
No professional washing, stain removal or mending has been performed. Any conservation treatments are left to the discretion of the future owner.
Overall it is a very elaborate and scenographic newborn layette, interesting both as vintage linen and for collecting, display and study of textile workmanship.
The photographs are an integral part of the description and show details, embroidery, measurements and the conditions of the individual elements.
Four coordinated crib sets, each consisting of a sheet and pillowcase, for a total of 8 items.
Among them the following stand out:
a white linen set with delicate floral embroidery;
a linen set with refined floral embroidery, highly relief, characterized by petals and overlapped elements that create a suggestive three-dimensional effect;
a linen set with delicately colored embroidery and rich borders;
a small soft cotton set with a pink edge, the only one of the four designated as cotton.
There are also three crib/cot covers, among which:
a refined silk specimen, richly decorated with floral embroidery, openwork elements and a wide ruffle;
two linen specimens, one of which features multicolored embroidery, a Sangallo-type border and a green passe-partout.
Completing the layette:
3 cotton bumper pads, of different sizes, with decorative work;
2 undersheets, including a white cotton one;
17 vintage MAKO single socks, in sizes 000, 00, 0 and 1, many of which still retain the small fasteners/tags;
3 newborn Movil cribs, art. 1351, with crossed shoulder straps: 2 still sealed in the original packaging and 1 opened exclusively to document its shape and characteristics. The original price of Lire 500 remains on the packaging.
Several items feature particularly decorative work, with embroidered flowers, small infant motifs, openwork inserts, floral borders, bows and embroidery in delicate pastel tones.
Close-up photographs document the quality and variety of the workmanship.
Conditions
The layette is offered in its current state of conservation.
Considering the age and the long period of storage, some items show small stains, halos and localized specks, all carefully photographed.
One of the sets also shows a few small holes in the fabric, clearly documented in the photographs.
No professional washing, stain removal or mending has been performed. Any conservation treatments are left to the discretion of the future owner.
Overall it is a very elaborate and scenographic newborn layette, interesting both as vintage linen and for collecting, display and study of textile workmanship.
The photographs are an integral part of the description and show details, embroidery, measurements and the conditions of the individual elements.

