10 Antique Lace Trims 1910-1950 - French and Spanish Silk Cotton Snippets for Junk Journals and Doll Making - 30 cm Each

A curated assembly of ten distinct antique and vintage lace trims dating from the early to mid-20th century. This collection offers a representative variety of European textile craftsmanship, suitable for conservation and specialized craft applications.

History of the pieces: Sourced from private textile collections in Spain and France, these specimens reflect the evolution of lace-making from 1910 to 1950. The set includes examples of floral embroidered tulle, geometric bobbin-style motifs, and traditional white work (Broderie Anglaise).

Features and Details:
- Period: 1910–1950
- Technique: Mixed techniques including machine-made embroidery, lace applications, and eyelet work.
- Dimensions: Length: 30 cm (11.8 inches) per piece. Total length: 3 meters (3.28 yards). Width: Varies from 2 cm to 9 cm (0.8 to 3.5 inches).
- Material: Natural silk, linen, antique cotton, and early cellulose-based viscose.
- Condition: Authentic antique state. The fragments exhibit a natural patina and minor oxidation consistent with age. No significant structural damage noted.

Value and Application: This assortment provides high historical value for textile collectors, doll restorers, and creators of period-accurate junk journals or slow-stitching projects. These are genuine historical fragments for archival or creative use.