Set of 49 Vintage Lace Trims - Mixed Victorian and Edwardian Style Scraps - Cotton and Crochet Edgings - 20-25cm Each

Collection of 49 discrete vintage lace segments and trims, curated for textile study, historical restoration, or specialized craft. This diverse assembly includes various manufacturing techniques and patterns characteristic of the early to mid-20th century textile industry.

History of the pieces:
The lot contains a representative selection of European lace styles. Included are examples of Broderie Anglaise (eyelet), machine-made Valenciennes lace, and traditional hand-crocheted borders. These pieces reflect the transition from artisanal lace-making to high-quality mechanical production during the late Victorian and Edwardian eras, as well as the 1920s art deco period.

Features and details:
- Period: Circa 1900-1940s
- Techniques: Machine lace, crochet, eyelet embroidery, bobbin-style trims
- Size: Each of the 49 pieces measures between 20 cm and 25 cm in length (7.8 to 9.8 inches). Widths vary by design.
- Material: Primarily cotton and linen fibers.
- Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The textiles are clean, well-preserved, and retain their structural integrity. No significant spotting or fraying observed.

Application and value:
This collection serves as a primary resource for collectors of antique textiles, restorers of period doll clothing, or designers focusing on historical accuracy in small-scale sewing projects. The set offers a broad spectrum of textures from stark white to deep ecru, providing authentic material for academic or creative use.

Please note: Vintage textiles may show slight variations in shade due to natural aging of natural fibers.