15 Vintage Hand-Embroidered Lace Appliques, White Linen, 3.9 in

Lot of 15 circular textile elements created using hand-embroidery and lace insertion techniques, originating from Central Europe in the mid-20th century. The pieces feature a concentric structure with a central linen medallion surrounded by an openwork border with phytomorphic motifs (leaves and petals) executed with high technical precision.

Object History:
These types of appliques were extensively produced between the 1940s and 1960s as decorative elements for domestic linens and fine lingerie. The design reflects the post-war aesthetic, valuing meticulous handwork on durable natural materials such as linen and cotton.

Technical Details:
- Period: Circa 1950
- Technique: Hand-embroidery on linen with ornamental openwork
- Dimensions: 10 cm diameter (3.9 inches)
- Material: Natural linen and cotton filament
- Condition: Excellent state of preservation. The pieces show no oxidation stains, breaks in the lace bridges, or signs of mechanical wear. The color is a uniform natural white.

Use and Value:
Highly relevant set for collectors of antique textiles, specialists in historical clothing restoration, or artisan designers focused on high-end garment construction, bridal fashion, and vintage-style accessories.