Super-cute $3 find from Salvos. It's for a round table (perfect!) and my new fave.
LOVE IS a gorgeous cloth on which to partake in afternoon tea!
LOVE IS a gorgeous cloth on which to partake in afternoon tea!
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3 comments:
In the 1970s and 1980s there was a souvenier shop in Hahndorf SA that sold EVERYTHING with this print on it. Maybe it has come from there...........
Jess I have a tablecloth the same as this! I also have a gorgeous cloth height chart in the same design but on white background. Both were bought in Barvaria (Germany) in the 1980's. On my last trip there I added to my tablecloth collection (which is predominantly linen from the 1930's) with a beutiful white linen set embroided in blue with wildflowers of the Alps - almost too pretty to use!
hi Jess! I have been catching up on reading your blog and I wanted to tell you that I saw this and very nearly bought it and then resisted! Dammit! :) It is so pretty and glad you got it!
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