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Tea Tablecloth 02, Cotton
$88.20
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Vintage square tea tablecloth in white cotton with cutwork embroidery and satin stitch elements.
The smooth central field is framed by large scrolls that gently spread from the corners, creating a sense of fluid, continuous movement.
Within each scroll are stylized floral motifs, complemented by neat perforations and areas of satin stitch embroidery, adding volume and texture to the design.
The dense cotton fabric emphasizes the crispness of the lines and maintains the item's shape.
Cutwork embroidery:
The technique of cutwork embroidery originated during the Italian Renaissance and quickly spread throughout Europe.
Its distinctive feature is the combination of dense embroidered elements with cut-out fabric fragments, forming decorative openwork patterns. In the 20th century, cutwork became a popular trend in home textiles.
Related techniques include:
• Richelieu embroidery (Richelieu embroidery) — a variation of cutwork with larger
cut-outs and characteristic connecting bars between elements
• Broderie anglaise — an English variation with small openwork
holes and often geometric motifs
What is a tea cloth:
The tea tablecloth (or tea cloth) emerged in Great Britain in the 19th century, used for setting a small table for traditional afternoon tea.
Typically, these tablecloths featured a compact format and refined finishing, becoming not only a practical but also a decorative detail of the tea ceremony.
Over time, tea tablecloths spread across Europe and became a part of home textile decor culture.
Item Information:
Material: cotton
Origin: Europe, mid-20th century
Dimensions: 80*80 cm
The smooth central field is framed by large scrolls that gently spread from the corners, creating a sense of fluid, continuous movement.
Within each scroll are stylized floral motifs, complemented by neat perforations and areas of satin stitch embroidery, adding volume and texture to the design.
The dense cotton fabric emphasizes the crispness of the lines and maintains the item's shape.
Cutwork embroidery:
The technique of cutwork embroidery originated during the Italian Renaissance and quickly spread throughout Europe.
Its distinctive feature is the combination of dense embroidered elements with cut-out fabric fragments, forming decorative openwork patterns. In the 20th century, cutwork became a popular trend in home textiles.
Related techniques include:
• Richelieu embroidery (Richelieu embroidery) — a variation of cutwork with larger
cut-outs and characteristic connecting bars between elements
• Broderie anglaise — an English variation with small openwork
holes and often geometric motifs
What is a tea cloth:
The tea tablecloth (or tea cloth) emerged in Great Britain in the 19th century, used for setting a small table for traditional afternoon tea.
Typically, these tablecloths featured a compact format and refined finishing, becoming not only a practical but also a decorative detail of the tea ceremony.
Over time, tea tablecloths spread across Europe and became a part of home textile decor culture.
Item Information:
Material: cotton
Origin: Europe, mid-20th century
Dimensions: 80*80 cm
Condition: Excellent vintage. Rare signs of use, no larger than 2 mm, are present.
Material: Cotton
Category: Table Linens
Material: Linen
Embroidery material: Polyester
Care:
Embroidered items require delicate care.
Embroidery material: Polyester
Care:
Embroidered items require delicate care.
- Wash with neutral detergents at a temperature no higher than 40 °C on a delicate cycle or by hand.
- Spin at minimum revolutions (400-600).
- Tumble drying is prohibited.
- Iron linen from the reverse side at a high temperature; moistening the fabric and using starch sprays for ironing is recommended.
We deliver across Russia and worldwide:
To Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan — via SDEK.
For other countries, we manually select a shipping method and assist with customs clearance.
We accept international cards and 'Doliami' (instalments):
You can pay for your purchase by card (including international cards), via SBP, or using the 'Doliami' service — if it's more convenient to split the amount into parts.
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To Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan — via SDEK.
For other countries, we manually select a shipping method and assist with customs clearance.
We accept international cards and 'Doliami' (instalments):
You can pay for your purchase by card (including international cards), via SBP, or using the 'Doliami' service — if it's more convenient to split the amount into parts.
More details:
Payment and Delivery
Returns
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