Vintage English Staple Fabric, Floral Roses and Baroque Motif Spun Rayon Dressmaking Textile, 150 x 320 cm Mid Century Sewing Material

Presenting a premium-grade vintage English staple fabric (spun rayon) from the mid-20th century, featuring an ornate design of floral bouquets and baroque scrolls on a deep burgundy ground.

While typical mid-century Eastern European staple fabrics were woven on narrow looms, this rare piece boasts a full 150 cm width, confirming its high-end British or Western European origin. This fabric is a superb example of mid-century textile art, showcasing highly detailed screen printing where the design beautifully bleeds through to the reverse side. The spun rayon fibers offer a luxurious, heavy drape, a cool matte touch, and excellent breathability, making it the finest material for sewing authentic vintage tea dresses, blouses, and historic garments.

Features and details:
- Period: 1950s
- Technique / Style: Screen printed botanical floral design with rococo scrolls
- Size: Width: 150 cm (59.1 inches), Length: 320 cm (126.0 inches / 3.5 yards)
- Material: Spun rayon staple viscose
- Condition: Pristine unused deadstock condition. The fabric retains its original structural integrity, with vibrant colors and no spots, storage odors, or fiber degradation.

This exceptionally large cut is highly sought after by collectors, costume designers, and vintage sewing enthusiasts looking to recreate authentic historical silhouettes without unnecessary seams.