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Tablecloths - mixed lot - around 1900/1925, white half-linen damask, square, 10 pieces, various floral and geometric motifs, one with needlework, one with bobbin lace, sizes approx. 90 x 87 to 125 x 125 cm

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Tablecloths - mixed lot - around 1900/1925, white half-linen damask, square, 10 pieces, various floral and geometric motifs, one with needlework, one with bobbin lace, sizes approx. 90 x 87 to 125 x 125 cm

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Estim. 40 - 60 EUR

Two Swedish tablecloths circa 1880/1900, white half-linen damask with various rustic designs as small-scale high-low patterns from Swedish rural weaving, one with centre seam, good condition for their age, each measuring approx. 228 x 138 cm.

Estim. 60 - 90 EUR

Mixed lot of tablecloths with floral decor three pieces, early 20th cent, fine white linen damask with different woven designs, consisting of a cloth with a rose pattern in Art Nouveau style as a surrounding border and centre field filling of round flower tendrils and embroidered monogram MC; the other with parrot tulip blossoms as a border and individual blossoms on the striped centre field as well as embroidered monogram IDH; also tablecloth with surrounding bundle of stripes and central rectangle of large, expressionistically alienated peony blossoms, very good condition according to age, dimensions twice approx. 175 x 150 cm and once 185 x 150 cm.

Estim. 40 - 60 EUR

A collection of table linen with floral decoration five tablecloths and four napkins, circa 1900, fine white linen damask with various floral designs as a surrounding border and centre panel filling, some with hemstitching, including a pair of tablecloths with garlands, one cloth with panicle flowers and one with bellflowers, this with three napkins, a cloth cut to the side and a napkin with scrollwork and eight hidden hares, all small embroidered owner's monogram ER. with three napkins, a cloth trimmed at the sides and a napkin with scrollwork and eight hidden hares, all with small embroidered owner's monogram ER, good condition, some stains, dimensions cloth twice 180 x 120 cm (pair) and three times approx. 140 x 140 cm, dimensions single napkin 60 x 60 cm.

Estim. 20 - 30 EUR

A collection of table linen One tablecloth, five tablecloths and six napkins, c. 1920/30, white linen and cotton damask with various woven designs of floral and/or geometric motifs, including Art Nouveau and Art Deco ornaments, some with embroidered owner monograms, good condition for their age, dimensions tablecloth 220 x 110 cm, dimensions tablecloth 110 x 100 to 160 x 155 cm, dimensions napkins 49 x 48 cm each.

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