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Beautiful vintage handmade dining set titled \"Spring Green\", complete with the original box bearing the maker\'s name. This unused set includes 4 embroidered placemats and 4 matching napkins, showcasing exceptional hand embroidery and craftsmanship.
The placemats feature vibrant yellow fabric adorned with colorful hand-stitched floral and geometric motifs, including detailed blue blossoms and decorative embroidery accents. The coordinating napkins are crafted from matching yellow fabric, creating a cheerful and elegant table setting perfect for spring and summer entertaining.
Measurements:
- Napkins: Approx. 12 1/2\" x 12 1/2\" each
- Placemats: Approx. 18 1/2\" x 12 1/2\" each
- All sizes are approximate
Included:
- 4 Hand-embroidered placemats
- 4 Matching yellow napkins
- Original box with maker\'s name and \"Spring Green\" title
Features:
- Handmade craftsmanship
- Colorful floral and geometric embroidery
- Vibrant yellow fabric
- Original box included
- Never used
- Mid-century style table linens
Condition:
Mint in Box (MIB), Never Used. The placemats and napkins remain beautifully preserved in their original box. Please review all photos for complete condition details.
Collector\'s Note:
Handmade embroidered linen sets were treasured household items throughout the mid-20th century, often created as gifts, heirlooms, or special occasion table linens. Sets retaining their original box and showing no signs of use are becoming increasingly difficult to find. The detailed embroidery and bright color palette make this \"Spring Green\" set a wonderful addition to collections of vintage linens, handmade textiles, and cottage-style décor.
Provenance: Estate found from a 200-year-old generational estate. The family included a Victorian dentist and an Art Deco-era nurse, with five generations of talented makers and collectors. Many linens from the estate were carefully stored for decades, preserving their beauty and craftsmanship.