Vintage Filet Crochet Lace Panel: Mary Card, New Zealand Coat of Arms, 1910s Design

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Vintage Filet Crochet Lace Panel: Mary Card, New Zealand Coat of Arms, 1910s DesignExtremely rare authentic Mary Card lace inset originally designed to be used on a bedspread or cushion cover. Colour is natural light ecru, size is 57 x 36 cm (22. 5 x 14") approximately. Expertly worked and blocked, cherished ever since it was made. Shipping with tracking and insurance. Mary Card (1861 1940) was an Australian educator and lace designer who took crochet to another level. Starting a new career as an independent middle aged woman during

As manufacturing largely ceased by the 1970s

No chips or cracks

or display cabinets where vintage character matters

offering versatility for both formal entertaining and everyday table settings

a masterpiece of mid-20th-century porcelain artistry that speaks to refined taste and appreciation for authentic craftsmanship

Perfect for home-makers seeking a statement piece that sparks conversation

Handcrafted by the renowned James Sadler and Sons Ltd

this bowl exemplifies the quality and artistic merit that defined James Kent's production during its golden era

it's the perfect height for showcasing necklaces

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It has very mild surface wear

authentic examples from this era grow increasingly precious