VICTORIAN LOT OF 6 EMBROIDERED 17" to 22" ROUND DOILIES

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VICTORIAN LOT OF 6 EMBROIDERED 17" to 22" ROUND DOILIES Dating from the early 1900's through the 1920's this lot of 6 embroidered doilies are in very good condition. With no rips, one doily has a very small pin hole, and one very small stain on one doily. I am sure this will come out. These Victorian white work linens are skillfully embroidered with various stitches. There is one 17", one 18", one 19", two 20" and one 22". Recently washed and pressed. Would be great stock for shop shelves or to use as a centerpiece. Would also make a fine addition to your linen/lace collection. One price takes all! I have listed other similar embroidered centerpieces in My EBAY STORE. OLDTHREADS ANTIQUE TEXTILES TERMS...... Please resolve any questions via email before bidding and be absolutely sure that you want this beauty before bidding...I do not want to be shipping it back and forth. PayPal is accepted Payment must be received within 3 business days of auction close. New York state residence add 8% sales tax or furnish exempt number. You can be assured that all transactions with me will meet your satisfaction -- guaranteed. Thank you for your interest about this item. I encourage the adoption of "Add To My Favorite Stores" link so you can view my ever increasing listing of antique linens and other collectable items found in MY EBAY STORE. OLDTHREADS ANTIQUE TEXTILES

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