Embroidery - 358 cm - 88 cm

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This French red lace panel in an Art Deco style dates from the 1930s and measures 358 × 88 cm.

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Large Piece of Antique Red Lace, 1930s – 356 × 88 cm

A long piece of antique lace from the 1930s, in a deep red with satin-like sheen. Floral and leafy motifs stand out against a fine openwork mesh. The lace is lightweight, with a lovely soft drape, as shown in the photos displayed on a dress form.

At over 3.50 m long, this piece provides ample yardage for a sewing, creative, or antique costume restoration project.

Approx. length: 356 cm
Approx. width: 88 cm
Approx. weight: 200 g

Very well preserved for antique lace.

Large Piece of Antique Red Lace, 1930s – 356 × 88 cm

A long piece of antique lace from the 1930s, in a deep red with satin-like sheen. Floral and leafy motifs stand out against a fine openwork mesh. The lace is lightweight, with a lovely soft drape, as shown in the photos displayed on a dress form.

At over 3.50 m long, this piece provides ample yardage for a sewing, creative, or antique costume restoration project.

Approx. length: 356 cm
Approx. width: 88 cm
Approx. weight: 200 g

Very well preserved for antique lace.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Material
Textile
Country of origin
France
Style
Art Deco
Length
358 cm
Colour
Red
Width
88 cm
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Estimated period
1920-1930
Sold by
FranceVerified
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Objects sold
98.11%
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